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04-12-2010, 01:06 PM
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Join Date: May 2009
Location: Pemberton, BC
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Re: Steering Wheel Restoration
I would suggest using plastic repair. NAPA has a two part kit available in small tubes, maybe check them out.
BTW, get that compressor and gun going, gotta learn sometime.  rcrahn: Thanks for that link, cool stuff.........got me thinkin' now.
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04-13-2010, 11:51 AM
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Join Date: Jun 2007
Location: The West
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Re: Steering Wheel Restoration
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BTW, I did inquire regarding pricing and here is what they said: --------------------------------------------------------------------- G’day Richard Greetings from “down under” Our base cost for dual colours on a “tidy” wheel is $680 AUD, that equates to $635 USD on today’s exchange rate. Single colour only is $550 AUD = $513 USD We would require a colour sample to match to. Shipping back via our international courier is $135 AUD = $ 126 USD for a parcel up to 5kg (11 lb) and 2-3 days in transit, totally trackable door to door. Shipping from CA is on average, low to mid $50’s USD using USPS. Time line would be aprox 3-4 weeks Let me know if I can help you any further. Warm regards Lee Basinski www.pearlcraft.com.au Sapphire Coast NSW Australia. |
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