Crispy steering wheel. What to do with it
I voted to restore it, But only of you have the time in the winter and have not done it before.
Some of mine were crispy like that and I bead blasted mine to remove contaminants and used pc-7. they all came out nice. on my next one I used a member on this sites idea that he posted on making a jig (DUH) I never though about that for sanding the grips and did those by hand (sucked and took forever) I could have saved at least 4 hours sanding. I have done 2 more Mopars, 1 54 Bentley and 2 60's lincolns since this one and did make a jig saving tons of work. Now I understand why they charge big $$$ to do steering wheels. time and labor
I voted to restore it, But only of you have the time in the winter and have not done it before.
Some of mine were crispy like that and I bead blasted mine to remove contaminants and used pc-7. they all came out nice. on my next one I used a member on this sites idea that he posted on making a jig (DUH) I never though about that for sanding the grips and did those by hand (sucked and took forever) I could have saved at least 4 hours sanding. I have done 2 more Mopars, 1 54 Bentley and 2 60's lincolns since this one and did make a jig saving tons of work. Now I understand why they charge big $$$ to do steering wheels. time and labor
