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• A cream called "pr88 the Invisible Glove", marketed by Elton Systems, is applied before work begins, and because substances stick to it rather than the skin, it can be rinsed off afterwards without scrubbing.
It is said to be particularly effective at preventing dirt forming under the fingernails and protects against oil, grease, petrol, paint, lacquers, resins, filling paste, epoxy adhesives, many types of synthetics and non-aqueous substances.
Elton Turbo 143