check out Eastwood (.com?) they have a steering wheel
repair kit that has a bunch of junk in it that you do
yourself. They also sell the same resin/putty that you get
in the kit for much less, and I can get my own rubber
gloves for $0.28.
There was a competior that Marc Lamp mentioned as being
difficult to work with, too, so doing it your self might
not be a big deal. The stuff is sandable and then you
paint the wheel. This can't be rocket science unless a new
mold is made and the plastic reformed on a wheel that has
had the old plastic chipped off. I bet that any places
that do it for you only fill, grind, and paint - you might
want to ask what you are paying someone to do before
skipping the DIY solutions....
-Kenyon
--- "Kidd, Casey" <ckidd@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Does anyone have any recommendations on a shop to restore
> a 65 steering
> wheel? The acrylic upper and lower needs to be redone.
>
> Thanks
> Casey
>
>
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