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I used a good enamel after repairing some cracks, then put a good cover on it (protects and also fattens the grip).  Topped it off with a high quality spinner knob and have been very pleased.  

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On 8/29/2019 at 11:26 PM, Ralph Pearce said:

I used a good enamel after repairing some cracks, then put a good cover on it (protects and also fattens the grip).  Topped it off with a high quality spinner knob and have been very pleased.  

Fill the cracks? What how did you accomplish that?

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14 hours ago, FlashBuddy said:

Fill the cracks? What how did you accomplish that?

 

There are wheel repair kits out there (I used a POR product on FEF).  You V out the crack, fill it with an epoxy sand down and refinish.

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I wouldnt use brakeclean on a steering wheel as a prep.  I think a wax and grease remover would be kinder to the Bakelite.  I unsend epoxy to repair both of mine and then rattle canned w a clear coat. Both are holding up well

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