> I went with small latex gloves myself. A box of 100 for around $8. I like
> the way they fit better then the hang off my fingers the way universal fit
> gloves do. Kept vinegar around. Not that impressive for cleanup, but great
> for cleaning the lips with when one forgets there's epoxy on the hands and
> wipes ones mouth. Used acid brushes for dabbing epoxy onto tape seams and
> such. Tried using cheap autobody spreaders, but they don't work nearly as
> well as the West spreaders do. Tried the notch in the cup for scraping my
> blade clean, verified that it just meant I could pour epoxy on my hand
> quicker when I'd tip the cup. Used old yogurt containers and such for
> bigger epoxy jobs, like covering the hull.

Interesting. I dont like the latex gloves, the thicker ones seem to me to offer more protection. Probably because I run my hands across the surface looking for rough spots, and even spread goo with them. I have used the nice, soft spreader but couldnt get it clean enough to re-use. If I sand the edge of the cheap one with 150, it works for me. I'll try acid brush, thats a good idea. Sure wish I could find a local source of the marked dixie cups for measuring. Hospitals use them for medicine but pharmacies dont sell them. Not that they are too expensive, just that I hate to mail-order such a little thing.