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A composition for dip forming which can give a dip-formed molding which has a satisfactory texture, is excellent in tensile strength and flexural fatigue resistance, and is less apt to color even when worn and used in working for long. The composition for dip forming is obtained by converting an organic peroxide which is solid at ordinary pressure and 30°C to an aqueous dispersion in the presence of a surfactant and a polymeric protective colloid, adding the dispersion to a conjugated diene rubber latex, and aging the mixture. The organic peroxide preferably is dibenzoyl peroxide or dilauroyl peroxide. |