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Eastwood sells a steering wheel repair thing,never used it,know nothing
about it but maybe it's what you need.
Adam
In a message dated 1/30/2009 2:35:34 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
ronbo97@xxxxxxxxxxx writes:
Hey Gang
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I have a 59 Dodge two tone plastic (Bakelite?) steering wheel. From
the
front, it looks real nice. But in back there is a 7" crack that runs
across
the top--where sunlight baked it for many years. The crack is wide
enough to
stick a fingernail into it. Before the plastic starts separating
from the
metal core and before the plastic starts chipping off, I would
like to
stabilize it using an epoxy or resin. The requirements are that it
dry clear
and it be 'runny' so that it penetrates all the nooks and
crannies of the
crack. Of course, it must also bond to the plastic
permanently and probably
stick to the metal rim as well.
Can anyone
recommend a product that meets this criteria
?
Thanks,
Ron
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