Has anyone tried using POR 15 to rejuvenate a black steering wheel? will it adhere to that kind of surface?
will stick but will need a top clear coat as it degrades in uv light.
Should be a great surface it sticks like shit to a blanket is tough as nails and goes on a treat. Lets see the results Mitchell
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Por 15 make an excellent filler for steering wheel cracks. It's expensive, but (if you follow the directions) does a great job.
por15 loses colour badly in sunlight (is great underneath or out of direct sunlight)
i doubt a clear topcoat will stop the loss of colour.
Thanks for the input, I guess I will try and see, shame about the UV
cesiumfrog - that your L bug in the pic? can you throw some more pics up? looks clean as
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Yes, Mitchell..
it stays black but goes very dull looking...
but I think it is discolored too...
I'll try some gloss paint on it and see...
if it stops raining that is...
its halfway up a 10 meter high tower.. lol
a steel plate holding an antenna rotator..
I know gloss paint over very faded paint comes up great..
LEE
just use something from por15's range to do the trick. They have a steering wheel restro kits anyways.
The resto kit does not include paint. A quality automotive paint should do the job, after being properly prepared.
hardnose will do the trick. extreme quality that paint is.
hey. stibug, yeah.. my work in progress.
i guess i should put up some pics... maybe in next few days. members rides.