Re: Steering Wheel Restoration

[Brent Stewart <prebee65@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

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I did my steering wheel about a year ago. the first time i did it i used 
bondo and filled like a body part. It quickly cracked and left gaps in the 
whell  and had to be done again. the second time i did it i dremmeled out 
the bondo and cleaned all cracks and created rough edges to hold the 2 part 
epoxy i used and it worked great. i used some of the extra paint from the 
body(enamel) and it matched the body perfectly. the paint shop guy sold me a 
can of trim clear paint and said thay would seal it real nice make it glossy 
and hard. it did. it looked great. I was taking it out the car and set it on 
the porch for a minute and bumped it off as i walked by only to have it 
bounce off the ground and crack all over again. I put it on as i neede to 
drive and it still looks exactly like it did when i put it on. the cracks 
haven't gotten any biger and the paint still looks great. I'll do it again 
and not drop it this time.

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