Since you have no interlining how about direct stains to yourhands since your hands are in direct contact with the leather andare subject to sweat?
1257961
Never had any staining on hands -- have used the 1132L model for years -- great gloves!
1257962
I've not had any problem with staining, have learned to order a size larger than I would normally wear as these tend to run small.
1257963
My husband loves these gloves, and has had no problem with sweating or staining. He's moved cement blocks with them and yard work, they have held up great.
1257964
I've been wearing Wells Lamont for over 15 years. I have never experienced stained hands as a result of the tannery from the leather. I'm not sure if your concerned is because of the obvious, or does it stem from chemical contact to the skin? Like latex gloves can do? Either way, I have never had any adverse reaction from this brand, and I have from latex. So, hope this helps, but you might go with a goat leather if still concerned. Goat does not wear as long, but a good glove overall.
1257965
Yes their is some staining during normal use. These gloves are nice and durable.
1041141
This is a cleaner. If the leather is dirty, which is normal, this would be the first step. Second step would be a product which restores the leather.
1369190
Yes and no...yes if its just bare hands...bt no if you have like fingerless gloves or hand wrap on them..i use workout gloves along w this stuff bt my fingertips still get very sweaty n i cant hold onto equipment as well.
25296
There should be a label inside the gloves,but I would say as a save bad (not to ruin them) by hand in soapy water, some laundry soap or a leather cleaner since there is some leather on them.
1098011
No. You have to remove your gloves. Unless you are wearing gloves designed for a touch screen.
1536712
Not sure. If there is a sweat stain I rub a fels naptha bar on the armpit to treat.
1828391
Depending on how severe the damage is due to the water/rain, the gloves might not return its soft texture. Just as George J said, it's great for minor stains and grimes, but it will not restore heavy damaged leather items due to water. Because of that, it's always better to condition leather items regularly so that in case it does get wet from rain, the stains are not that deep. In addition, if you live in an area where it rains a lot, you might want to consider using a water proofing spray, like the Suede and leather protector in our line.
79252
I rub it in with bare hands, and your body heat will help melt the product into the leather. Then wipe off extra with a light rag.
737242
Yes you can, it just slides into an open slot between the glove and your palm and can be easily removed without removing any stitching.
1447775
if the leatherette is loose you need to return it. That is not normal. I was the interior with clorox and hot water,and let it sit until the stains are gone. Then I rinse with hot water again, and put dish soap in it and let it sit forthe day, and rinse again with fresh hot water and dish soap to make sure clorox is gone. Then do a smell test.If you do not smell clorox, you are good to go. It sounds like a lot of steps, but it is really easy, and it works.Alexi
2136861
No. The company has the cleaning policy in a manual. I think they recommend soaking the gloves in water, but the manual has more complete information on this procedure.
1566503
make Shure you use the right belt's and watch out ouch ouch on the finger Tipp's ouch(**&&^^% recommend leather glove,s
2024344
The reason you don't use gloves, is that it will partially melt the rubber, which means you are also absorbing some rubber.
1074014
Avoid the *chance* of irritated skin with a pair of dishwashing gloves. Use scissors to cut them lengthwise rather than waste an entire "sheet" for just a sink's worth of wash.
2274751
I have cream colored leather and no problem with marks. The only thing I've modified is I sewed the holes for seat belts closed so dirt wouldn't pass through. Love this product.
642400
I found that the black coating left a few small smugges on my hands after the first two uses. Nothing I was upset over and nothing that left a stain on any of the fabric I placed it down on. I work on airplanes for a living and I use this leather man everyday, multiple times a day. Worth the money and I even bought one for my brother who is just learning to work on cars. Hope my answer helps you.
677827
Yes. As long as your hands aren't sweaty or damp, you should be fine. The easiest way to take the gloves off is to peel them inside out--that's the way you're supposed to take disposable gloves off, so it'd make sense that it works best.