Searching old posts about this subject, seems as though nothing on it for several years so decided to generate a new one. Asking for any advice from those having done this, tips, etc. Always intrigued by mopar's reach to the unusual such as their cool squared steering wheels they had for a few years. I snagged a '63 Imperial wheel at a swap meet last summer and it is in pretty nice shape. Just bought another on ebay for a Chrysler, waiting for it to arrive, that is in much rougher shape. Viewing several videos on how this is done, I'm going to give it a try. Ok weird, but I'm thinking if installing the Chrysler wheel in my '63 Fury. Anyway, there are several ways people have done this. Many use epoxy and came across a product by Poly-Vance Plasti-Fix that looks interesting. No idea how long this product has been around. Some 15 years ago had a shop restore the wheel in my Plymouth for a good amount of cash and can see why...takes a hell of a lot of time! But, the wheel has a few cracks in it now.
Thanks for any advice, tips, tricks to be had.
Thanks for any advice, tips, tricks to be had.
