[QBFimi]

I rolled fingerprints for a couple of years at a friend’s CCW (concealed carry) classes. The prints do seem to go away with old age, but the worst were people who shuffled paper all day (accountants, especially). After that came drywall and concrete workers.

[GOYAKLA]

I read a few years back, people that worked without gloves, handling the pineapple flesh and the juices, lost finger prints. Any truth to that?

[marktwain]

I rolled fingerprints for a couple of years at a friend’s CCW (concealed carry) classes. The prints do seem to go away with old age, but the worst were people who shuffled paper all day (accountants, especially). After that came drywall and concrete workers.

I can confirm your experience. The hardest people to get prints from are little old ladies who work in their gardens.

[Twotone]

I had to go in twice to have fingerprints taken for my CCW. I do stained glass & I’ve apparently burned my fingers so often the prints have become light. I was also a bookkeeper, so maybe the paper shuffling contributed. :-)