Does anybody have any experience with cut-resistant gloves?

Boats like to cut me. I have a ton of nicks and scratches on my hands after a week from sticking my hands in little cavities, and I've only done it for three days... And each cut was made by a rusty surface covered in grease and sea water.

US Safety Depot - Abratex All-Grip Dominator DynaGrip Terminator TriMax Duralon Dyneema MaxPly Sanifresh Nitrile

I've used the "Terminator" series before but am looking for something approximately as thin but that provides all-around-the-hand protection.

Begle1's Sig:

A custom-made electro-digital-hydraulic water injection system with a 1990 D-250 wrapped around it that on a good day might break 15 seconds in the quarter.

begle, u just need to man up, its only scratches

they look to be good. at ranger they had thinner gloves than that for employees to use

biged681985's Sig:

99 12v

bombs: 12v, 175 p-7100 pump, 4k gsk, SDX 5x.014, S&B intake, 4 inch exhaust to a 7 inch black stack, goerends TC and VB, o-ringed block, airdog 150, 60lb valve springs, backwoods bumper.

future bombs: full billet trans, larger turbo, bigger injectors, DVs

What are gloves? I hear all you can do with gloves on is piss your pants. Jk begle at the refinery they require kevlar gloves when you use anything sharp and they weren't too bad....for gloves.

Captain Call's Sig:

IT SHAKES RATTLES AND ROLLS

I imagine that if I had gloves I would end up not using them most of the time because the clearances are that small in a lot of these cavities, but it's a nice thought at least...