Author Topic: Getting rid of handcuff marks  (Read 491 times)

Offline TiredFish

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Getting rid of handcuff marks
« on: July 12, 2024, 01:57:13 am »
So asking for a friend, how does one get rid of handcuff marks? She didn’t mention what kind of handcuffs she was using

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Re: Getting rid of handcuff marks
« Reply #1 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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Re: Getting rid of handcuff marks
« Reply #2 on: July 13, 2024, 10:01:49 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.
Thanks! I’ll let her know!

 

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