[Roadsters] Datsun-roadsters Digest, Vol 8, Issue 55

[Steve Ehlers]

Yea ,
  I knew of the Eastwood products and some others for the do it your 
self-er, but I was Only trying to give Charlie what I knew could be a 
Company that does this type work and give like New results. Never mind 
the Great video link somebody added to this discussion, that did a 
restoration for something that appeared to be a Very High end car 
restoration project.
  Some people can do their own work when it comes to various things and 
others can try their hand at others, but in the end, will the Results be 
Great, Satisfactory or just ok......  You have to make that decision 
your self as to your knowledge, capabilities, experience, and your 
expected final product. It comes down to How much will it cost to have 
somebody do a Perfect job  and what can you spend and try to achieve 
that same quality, give or take and what level are you willing to accept.
  Isn't Restoring cars Fun !

Steve

On 3/23/2016 8:19 AM, Mark Sedlack wrote:
> An article on Eastwood's website regarding steering wheel restoration - they
> sell the pc7
>
> http://www.eastwood.com/steering-wheel-restoration-steering-wheel-repair-tip
> s-from-eastwood
>
> Mark Sedlack
> Clinton OH
> 66 1600, 77 280Z
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Datsun-roadsters [mailto:datsun-roadsters-bounces at autox.team.net] On
> Behalf Of Robert Haug via Datsun-roadsters
> Sent: Tuesday, March 22, 2016 1:32 PM
> To: Steve Ehlers
> Cc: Charles Hubbard; datsun-roadsters at autox.team.net
> Subject: Re: [Roadsters] Datsun-roadsters Digest, Vol 8, Issue 55
>
> I remember a street fodder article re: repairing steering wheels that used
> this product to grind out the cracked area(s) sand with 36 grit to roughy
> the area then do regular body work like on a car to fill in sand scratches
> primer then paint your desired color
>
>