🧤 Durable Silicone Gloves for Epoxy Resin Casting Work - Tino Kino Reusable Mitten Nitrile Gloves with Finger Protectors for DIY Craft and Jewelry Making - Hands Protection Review

They'll probably work better if you have big hands. They fit most people and my hands were too small to fill them. They offer good thermal protection even though I bought them for work.

Not easy to clean. I got them for epoxy making and they are difficult to remove with dried epoxy. I prefer disposable gloves. No mess to clean up. I thought they would save money but the time it takes to dress and wash is not that long.

Good idea for a product. But it's so hard to put on and take off. I bought them for my resin projects but I spend more time putting them on than making them. Just buy disposable gloves if you have really small hands.

I bought these for Apoxia work and because I didn't want to throw away regular vinyl gloves all the time. The fingertips have embossed circles that cannot be smoothed out with the fingertips as usual, and there is a stitch around each finger from which the gloves were formed. And you can't use them backwards because for some reason there is a raised nail on the back. Therefore, using them for straightening is difficult, but not impossible. They're also a tad too big for me - you can see I have…

I bought these because I was tired of using the little latex finger guards that come with many resin kits and wanted something that would last longer. I thought it was worth a try and so far I'm happy. It can take a while to get used to getting on and off, but that's only due to the material (which was the whole point of the purchase, so that's to be expected). For the record, I'm a woman with medium-sized hands. so you can see how they sit on mine. There's a bit of range of motion, but I could