Cerakoted my steering wheel

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younggun2.0

younggun2.0

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I had A billet specialties steering wheel and always hated the look of the aluminum finger notches on back side. Looking from outside in it looked super tackie. Like it belonged in a goofy *** low rider. So I decided to get it cerakoted. Turned out bitchin’

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Really looks nice, but will you explain to those of us too stupid to know what you're talkin about what it is?
 
RustyRatRod said:
Really looks nice, but will you explain to those of us too stupid to know what you're talkin about what it is?
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Ceracoat is a baked on finish used mostly in the gun world I use a "generic" brand called kg gunkote it can be used for anything as long as its safe to bake it it's super tough, corrosion resistant, and nearly unlimited color combos.
 
younggun2.0 said:
I had A billet specialties steering wheel and always hated the look of the aluminum finger notches on back side. Looking from outside in it looked super tackie. Like it belonged in a goofy *** low rider. So I decided to get it cerakoted. Turned out bitchin’

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I'm curious did you use the air dry ceracoat? How did you bake it with the rubber on there? Or is it removable?
 
Not to ask a stupid question, but what are all the shift levers?
 
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