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According
to Gary from Gary's Steering Wheel restoration, a really important thing is to
use the right filler if you have any cracks. Most of them will look fine for
the first year and then crack again when the substrate expands and contracts at
a different rate than the filler. Gary says he has worked out a good plastic mixture
that will approximate the modulus of elasticity of the original wheel better
than straight Bondo, epoxy, or urethane. Of course he doesn't go around giving
out his "secret formula". John Nasta -----Original
Message----- you can
paint a wheel pretty much the way you paint anything else. I messed around and
restored a couple wheels (a kit I got from Eastwood). The big deal is getting
all the prep work done right and a good etching primer. From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of [EMAIL PROTECTED] can some one tell me how and what do u paint the steering with |
