RE: Steering Wheel Restoration

[Earl Helm <earlh@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

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Don,

I have done several. I used the Por 15 kit once and found it
to be to hard when it cured. I use an epoxy I get from Home
Depot that is easier to work with. A good two part single stage
paint will work great. It does take some practice to get good
coverage without runs. I did screw up a couple of times on
my first ones. Just re-sanded and did her again. It is time
consuming.

Earl 


Gary's Steering Wheel Restorations is the guy at Carlisle.  They look great
but they are not cheap, though.  I'm thinking $350 - 400 range for our '65
B-Body units.  His web site is www.dealsonwheels.com/parts/garys/. 

Anybody try to do their own with the POR-15 kit?  I'm particularly hoping to
hear from the amatuer painters and body guys on this.

    Akron Don

Tom Duross wrote:

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