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    Posted: 09 Nov 2016 at 8:56pm
I have found a period correct steering wheel for my 37 WC
does anyone have experience in restoring the bakelite material on the wheel
I have seen clips on using bondo,

Thanks

Paul
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i coated one around 3 years ago with flex-seal. it's still holding up good' it works good for handles on tools also.
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I hear flex seal also works good on All-Crop draper drive rollers.
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it takes time to set-up but it works good.
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If your steering wheel has gaps or even if there are pieces missing,
PC7 2-part epoxy works very well to fill in.  It has about the same consistency & density as bakelite.
What I've found is that a good day between layers is required for it to cure out.
If too soon, the stuff will gum up whatever tool you're using to shape or file it.

I changed a '40 Chrysler steering wheel from stock 18" diameter down to 16" dia
using a slightly dull, half-round wood rasp to shape the contours.

Took quite a while, but turned out good.
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