These Ok for gloves?

[rzill[TK]]

Anyone have experience with these type of gloves? Ok for approval, and will hand guards stay on this material well with E6000, or suggest another adhesive? Thanks!

 

Sent from my LG-M322 using Tapatalk

 

 

[rzill[TK]]

31 minutes ago, Bud Spaklur said:

What’s the material on top? Looks like a cotton-like material on top of rubber?

I used Loctite to glue my silicone plates to my rubber gloves. E6000, gorilla glue, superglue- none of that stuff works. Loctite will get the silicone to stick to the rubber.


Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

It's nylon, and no, it is not on top of the glove.  Maybe Loctite would work?  I can try it.  Thanks.

[PICTreed]

Joseph suggested to put wax paper inside gloves before glueing. 

 

I got on here to post the same thing. 

 

 

[rzill[TK]]

Joseph suggested to put wax paper inside gloves before glueing. 
 
I got on here to post the same thing. 
 
 

Ooh, nice idea. Thanks! I was worried about the bleed through.

Sent from my LG-M322 using Tapatalk

[justjoseph63[Staff]]

Trust me on the wax-paper thing.  If you are using my hand guards, you can use E-6000 to attach them, as I embed the backs with cloth.  Note that for level 2 and above that gloves must be made entirely of rubber, but if you scuff-up the back with sandpaper and clean it thoroughly with alcohol they will adhere firmly.

 

[PICTreed]

I'm going to get the ones they posted in the other thread then.

[mgb1016[501st]]

Mine are a $5 pair of Gorilla Gloves that look just like those (including the green trim!) and I have the plates attached with white industrial strength velcro.  Been trooping in them for 3 1/2 years, and they've never come unattached.