RE: Steering Wheel Restoration

[Earl Helm <earlh@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

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Lyle,

Although I do a lot of my own paint, I don't always use
the right terminology. I use a two part (single stage) the
type where you add a catalyst type stuff. I have never chipped
any I have done, and my truck sits out in the sun all the time,
and has showed no signs of fading. I always assumed the type
of paint with the catalyst is tougher than the type without. Am I
right or wrong? 

Earl 


Earl,
  Guess my only concern is wondering how long the single stage paint  (using

a good brand and grade) will actually last from hands always being on  it. 
Does it wear down fairly quickly, or no? I have restored a few  wheels
myself 
over the years (I own a bodyshop), but never seen them later on  down the
road. I 
always wondered how they would hold up in the long run. No one  ever came 
looking for me, so I am assuming they do last a while.    Lyle in Montana

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