steering wheel mods, how easy to drive with?

[leadfoot]

I was thinking about doing something like this to my steering wheel. Does it cause any problems when driving? Also what type of epoxy did anyone use to fill cracks. I was hoping just to go to the hardware store to get it. Thanks, Mike.

[leadfoot]

maybe even something like this.

[seymour]

JB Weld or Devcon.

[Flat Ernie]

The steering wheel restoration crowd use PC-7 supposedly available at places like Home Depot or Lowes. When I "restored" my steering wheel, I couldn't find any, but I found some good two-part putty-type epoxy that seems to have worked fairly well. I would think JB Weld might get too hard...

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[willowbilly3]

The ones with just a chunk missing look a bit scarey to me. Looks like something to get impaled on or have catch in a sleeve midway through a turn causing a wreck. I like the one with the inverted sections, but would make it symetrical if I did it.

BTW did you guys get you cars home ok after the wreck?

[james]

I would always think what would happen in a wreck. even minor fender benders sometimes put you into the wheel.

[old beet]

Parking can be a problem at times..........OLDBEET