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    Posted: 23 Mar 2011 at 4:35pm
Ok, I need a break from transaxle repairs(busted it twice to day)...don't get me going...
 
The steering wheel from my G has cracks and kinda powdery.Black 'dust' falls off.
 
What are my options for repairing it ?
Epoxy to fill the cracks ?
Maybe spray epoxy paint to cost the black grip areas ?
 
Anything to take my mind off the busted transaxle.....
 
and the 12" of snow STILL coming down....
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 Gently sandblast at 100 psi or a little less, JB weld works fine to fill the cracks then prime and repaint.  And just keep the snow down there , we haven't had any in 4 or 5 days , but still have a foot an a half on the ground.
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I second the JB Weld stuff. I used it on one of my B steering wheels. Fill the cracks, file it after it cures to smooth it, then paint it.
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If you can find it PC-7 is great for doing steering wheel cracks and missing sections
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Try MINN-KOTA REPAIR  They recover G steering wheels www.minnkotoarepair.com  they a good job.
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Hi Jay , its your neighbor, the fella up the highway that owns the Antique Chev parts store near Peters Corners has a name of a fella that refinishes steering wheels, he might be able to help
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