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K-TEN · 09-20-2010, 06:55 AM

That's what it was. PC7. But it is really hard. Probably good for more modern wheels (47 and up) but it's much harder than the material in the 41-46 wheels. That means that it's hard to sand down and you'll remove more of the wheel than the repair. If you use this product, put it on thin and smooth on the first shot. And maybe finish it up with another (softer) product for the final finish.

09-20-2010, 06:55 AM	#28
K-TEN Registered User Join Date: Feb 2010 Location: Epsom, NH Posts: 114	Re: Steering Wheel Restoration That's what it was. PC7. But it is really hard. Probably good for more modern wheels (47 and up) but it's much harder than the material in the 41-46 wheels. That means that it's hard to sand down and you'll remove more of the wheel than the repair. If you use this product, put it on thin and smooth on the first shot. And maybe finish it up with another (softer) product for the final finish.