What do you wear when you work on your car?
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I have some old work pants I wear, paired with one of a designated few old tshirts or nasty old hoodie when cold. I also keep a pair of beat up shoes that I wear, and gloves of some sort. -
jeans, Redwing boots (no steel toe for me), and a work shirt. Plus diamond grip gloves, or mechanix gloves if it's not an oily/greasy job.Leave a comment:
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gloves and boots ( i get cold feet from that cold hard concrete floor ... :giggle: )Leave a comment:
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I still have 10 sets of my old uniform when I was working at a local shop. So I throw that on.Leave a comment:
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Coveralls are an excellent choice if it's not piping hot out.
Otherwise, I go all out. Kevlar vest, knee pads, elbow pads, wrist guards, full face goggles and a helmet.Leave a comment:
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Can't stand those rubber gloves, hands are always drenched in sweat after 5 minutes.Leave a comment:
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Yeah I always have nitrile gloves on stock, they are incredibly useful so many purposes. Sometimes I wear basketball shorts if I'm just doing something minor.
Joe has a special bond with his muffler, it sounds like the girls he's used to shaggin.Leave a comment:
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Oh, I'm also a fan of wearing gloves. Always keep a box of rubber gloves in the car and mechanix type gloves for heavy duty stuff.Leave a comment:
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Depends on the season. Temperature ranges from -20 to +35C. Mostly jeans that don't restrict my movement but aren't loose enough to get caught on anything and a t-shirt for warm weather. Board shorts during the summer, more layers during the winter.
I wear cross training/running sneakers for grip, support and comfort.Leave a comment:
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I don't wear gloves.
I do wear an old pair of swim trunks and an old shirt.Leave a comment:
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I just wear a pair of basketball shorts and an old shirt. Unless it's cold then it's jeans and a shitty hoody.Leave a comment:

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