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#165564 03/01/2007 1:42 PM
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I've been searching for an old post I read about a steering wheel kit, but i cant seem to find it. Where is the best place for a kit to fill the cracks in my steering wheel? Thanks.


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#165565 03/01/2007 5:10 PM
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I belive Eastwood Co. has a kit, go to their website and lookaround. Some of their prices are high in my opinion, but they have a good supply of little "needed" things and such.

Mike

#165566 03/01/2007 7:10 PM
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Classic Parts of America (old Chevy Duty) sells a kit...#32-391@$6.95. I tried J.B weld...didn't really bond well....filled the void but recracked. Hope this helps.

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#165567 03/04/2007 8:21 AM
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I think that Jim Carter Trucks also has the same epoxy patch stuff as Classic Parts.


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#165568 03/04/2007 10:38 PM
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Bluedot38 is right,Eastwood has a kit that is a little pricey but works well.I used it on my Rude-A-Baker,I mean Studebaker steering wheel.I had trouble with the paint lifting (top coat) and then used Fusion paint and that problem was solved.


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