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Getting rid of handcuff marks

Started by TiredFish, July 12, 2024, 01:57:13 AM

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TiredFish

So asking for a friend, how does one get rid of handcuff marks? She didn't mention what kind of handcuffs she was using

jakbird

The marks are abrasions caused by the narrow width of the cuff.  One way you can reduce the marks is to use a British Darby type cuff with a wider contact area.  Or use a buffer between skin and steel to reduce rubbing, like athletic tape.  And follow the two-finger rule for fit: it's usually sufficient if you can slip two fingers between cuff and skin, no need to overtighten.
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TiredFish

Quote from: jakbird on July 13, 2024, 01:23:38 AM
The marks are abrasions caused by the narrow width of the cuff.  One way you can reduce the marks is to use a British Darby type cuff with a wider contact area.  Or use a buffer between skin and steel to reduce rubbing, like athletic tape.  And follow the two-finger rule for fit: it's usually sufficient if you can slip two fingers between cuff and skin, no need to overtighten.
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