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Phil(NY)

01-10-2004 17:48:17

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does any body have any tips on restoring a steering wheel. i want to take the old rubber off, since it's all cracked. any suggestions.. thank you

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MickPB

01-11-2004 20:40:09

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Re: Restoring a steering wheel in reply to Phil(NY), 01-10-2004 17:48:17

My steering wheel was completely shot and by the time I got the serious repairs and some paint work done the budget was too. I took a hammer and chipped of the remaining coating on the wheel. I then toon a length of windshield squirter hose and split it lengthwise and applied it over the wheel rin. Some epoxy might be a good idea as well. I then repeated the process with rubber fuel line and wrapped the result in rubber tape. Not the cheap vinyl stuff but the good rubber electrical tape. That was last winter. Used it often this year with no problems. $5 cheap!

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MickPB

01-11-2004 20:40:47

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Re: Re: Restoring a steering wheel in reply to MickPB, 01-11-2004 20:40:09

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Fast Ed Ohio

01-10-2004 21:55:17

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Re: Restoring a steering wheel in reply to Phil(NY), 01-10-2004 17:48:17

Phil, very , very hard to remove rusted on 50 year old steering wheel .

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Don C

01-10-2004 19:09:32

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Re: Restoring a steering wheel in reply to Phil(NY), 01-10-2004 17:48:17

I picked up some flexible bumper repair epoxy from Napa a while back that works real well. It's a 2 part flexable epoxy. Bonds really good and the color is nice as it is black unsanded and grey when sanded. It also holds paint well.

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Bob

01-10-2004 18:16:07

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Re: Restoring a steering wheel in reply to Phil(NY), 01-10-2004 17:48:17

In the search box above your post, type in "steering wheel repair".

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