Steering wheel restoration

The steering wheel on my '41 is badly cracked with wide open spaces in it. Is
there anybody who restores steering wheels?
Later,
Chris
Who you callin' a CURMUDGEON!
If you ever see my bike on a trailer, CALL 911! Its stolen.
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"Hd36knuckl" <hd36knuckl.RemoveThis@aol.commyjoint> wrote in message
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 > The steering wheel on my '41 is badly cracked with wide open spaces in it.
Is
 > there anybody who restores steering wheels?
 > Later,
 > Chris
 > Who you callin' a CURMUDGEON!
 > If you ever see my bike on a trailer, CALL 911! Its stolen.
 > Iron Butt association
 > Pull my joint to reply
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Chris....

I've done several using PC-7 two part epoxy......you have to use a very
small burr with a Dremel or small die grinder and undercut the places you
need to fill........then you fill the cracks......sand smooth, prime and
putty if necessary, and paint with lacquer or acrylic enamel with a couple
of clear coats.....

There's a very good book which I got through a British Car restoration
supplier, The Roadster Factory in Armagh, PA, if I recall......tells you how
to do it like a pro......I think you could do it......or you can get it
here:

Steering Wheel Restoration Handbook , from antique to milestone, by Jack
Turpin, 1981/1994. c/o Jack Turpin 34 Mountain Meadows Road, Cleveland,
Georgia 30528

If you don't want to attempt it yourself, go here::

<a style='text-decoration: underline;' href="http://www.dealsonwheels.com/parts/garys/" target="_blank">http://www.dealsonwheels.com/parts/garys/</a>

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