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#11

09-12-2005, 09:40 PM

Pete

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RE: Steering wheel rash

u can buy a dye kit. Redye it whatever color is was. It will look New.

#12

09-13-2005, 07:28 AM

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RE: Steering wheel rash

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u can buy a dye kit. Redye it whatever color is was. It will look New.

No way can you make it look new with a dye kit.
If you didn't want a cover on it, you'll need to buy another steering wheel (from a scarpyard or dealer).

#13

09-13-2005, 08:32 AM

Remmy

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RE: Steering wheel rash

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u can buy a dye kit. Redye it whatever color is was. It will look New.

No way can you make it look new with a dye kit.
If you didn't want a cover on it, you'll need to buy another steering wheel (from a scarpyard or dealer).

I was afraid of that, I hate, hate, HATE covers anyway.

#14

09-13-2005, 09:17 AM

Forty04

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RE: Steering wheel rash

You can have those "re-leathered" too. A buddy of mine just got his true jdm teggy steering wheel and it was all beat up. So he went to a leather shop and had them releather it, and now it looks and feels phenominal

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09-13-2005, 09:29 AM

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RE: Steering wheel rash

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You can have those "re-leathered" too.

The price of re-leathering is probably more than a used one from a scrapyard.

#16

09-13-2005, 09:48 AM

Forty04

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RE: Steering wheel rash

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You can have those "re-leathered" too.

The price of re-leathering is probably more than a used one from a scrapyard.

Yeah, but the quality and feel is worth it to some people

#17

09-13-2005, 05:35 PM

mxs

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RE: Steering wheel rash

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ORIGINAL: Forty04
A buddy of mine just got his true jdm teggy steering wheel and it was all beat up. So he went to a leather shop and had them releather it, and now it looks and feels phenominal

Can you get pics of that? I want to see