Re: Steering Wheel Refurb
That looks bang on. Top job :cool:
Re: Steering Wheel Refurb
Superb job :)
What did you put on the leather mate?
Re: Steering Wheel Refurb
Top work mate! Might send u mine ;)
Re: Steering Wheel Refurb
I've got a spare OE wheel here but the rubber bit at the top has detached from the frame where someone has been gripping it too tight or its just worn loose over the years. Is there a way to sort this?
Was thinking about injecting glue through the rubber and then seeing what happens... Other suggestions welcome, it seems too good to bin.
I forgot to say, the leather refurb looks really good.
Re: Steering Wheel Refurb
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mingblus3
Was thinking about injecting glue through the rubber and then seeing what happens... Other suggestions welcome, it seems too good to bin.
Tap into google "steering wheel refurbishment", there a few company's that can 100% restore even the worse steering wheel if you don't fancy trying it your self. :agree:
Possibly even be able to refurb the o.e. gear knob to. ;)
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Gtturbo
Superb job :)
What did you put on the leather mate?
I used a leather re-dye treatment. It involves removing the original coloured layer, repairing any cracks etc and re-colouring the leather.
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TopCat
Top work mate! Might send u mine ;)
Thanks mate :) send it down ;)
Re: Steering Wheel Refurb
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Originally Posted by
mingblus3
I've got a spare OE wheel here but the rubber bit at the top has detached from the frame where someone has been gripping it too tight or its just worn loose over the years. Is there a way to sort this?
Was thinking about injecting glue through the rubber and then seeing what happens... Other suggestions welcome, it seems too good to bin.
I forgot to say, the leather refurb looks really good.
Thanks dude. I haven't seen one go like that so couldn't really say. Depending on where the split is, you cohld use an adhesive to stick it back together and then smooth down the area.
You just need to be careful that the adhesive doesn't melt or burn the foamy rubber.