Steering Wheel Repair

[Peter �strand <peter.ostrand@xxxxxxxxx>]

Mix the color in the epoxy and heat it up just a little (so it get more
liquid), then it will be easier to fill the cracks. 

Teddy / Sweden

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Hi . I received this information from Arran Foster about steering wheel 
repair...This is a copy of the email and web site..
On Aug 4, 2004, at 9:46 PM, GeoNort@xxxxxxx wrote:
> Hello All;
>  Someone has brought up the subject of steering wheel repair again so 
> I thought that I might share this site with you. 
> http://www.halcyon.com/smiles/repairs.html
> He uses silicone molds and appropriately died marine epoxy to repair
> cracks
> and chips in old plastic radio cabinets. When I ran across this I
> immediately thought thjat it would be a practical way to repair
cracked
> steering wheels as well as reproduce knobs and other similar plastic 
> pieces.
> Best Regards
> Arran Foster
> 1954 Imperial Newport
> Needing A Left Side Tailight Bezel and other trim parts.
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> Hi List,
>  The  steering wheel  on  my 64 LeBaron  needs some minor crack
> repair. Has anyone done this repair before and what did you use to 
> fill in the cracks? Any special requirements for the finish  paint? 
> Any info would be appreciated.
> George
>
> 1964 Lebaron work in progress
> 1963 Parts Car.
>
>