Steering wheel resto

Discussion in 'Cosmetic & Restoration' started by tbirdsps, Jul 21, 2008.

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  1. Dewey Satellite

    Dewey Satellite New Member

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    Looks great! Nice job. :2_thumbs_up_-_anima
     
    Dewey Satellite, Jan 2, 2014
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  2. Tanner

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    Hi guys,
    I have repaired my steering wheel two years ago with PC-7 epoxy exactly like "hotrodprimer" I done a nice job, minor cracks are come back after one canadian winter, but it's very minor.
    It's easy, cheap and made me happy :yippee:

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    After sanding and primer...
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    The center of the steering wheel
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    Final result...
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    Same thing for the dash pad

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    Done ...
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    PC7 23$ Home hardware.
    Paint can 15$ Canadian tire
    Clear can 15$ local bodyshop
    Leatherette 40$ 4x4 Ft local fabric shop

    Around 6-8 hours of working


    Regards, Jeff.
     
    Tanner, Jan 2, 2014
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  3. martyk98

    martyk98 Well-Known Member

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    Whatever you boys do, DONT use paint stripper on the steering wheel. It will MELT IT. Ben there, done that.
     
    martyk98, Aug 24, 2015
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