I used an Eastwood "Steering Wheel Repair Kit" to bring my wheel back to
useful condition.
What you get are some instructions and some 2 part epoxy putty. You
widen all of the cracks in the wheel and the broken areas so that you
can fill them with putty. Mix the putty, fill the areas in and smooth it
out. When it hardens, shape it by file and sanding, then paint.
Worked really well for me. The stuff they supplied was called PC-7.
Coday Family wrote:
>
> Anyone have a steering wheel in good condition they want to part
> with?
>
> I have the original wheel in my 3, but it's cracked and separating
> from the spokes. Don't think I want to put a fancy wheel on this
> rough daily driver at this time. Might want to have one of those
> fancy wood or leather wheels in ten years when I have replaced
> everything else on the car.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Geezer
>
> 59 TR3A TS52320, I am driving it every day!!!
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George Richardson
'57 TR3, TS15559L - finally painting!
http://www.merlingroupinc.com/tr3.htm
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