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hemifalcon · 01-05-2013, 11:37 AM

I've personally done both the JB Weld (stick that you roll together in fingers) and the PC-7. I really don't like the PC-7 as it is a pain the ass to work with. I don't like the liquid-type consistency that sticks to your fingers. I ended up wetting the tips of my fingers so as to make it easier to push the epoxy into place without sticking to my hands. I plan on putting my VW wheel on this spring that was done with the JB Weld--and the PC-7 wheel in my. Burb is in progress currently.

01-05-2013, 11:37 AM	#16
hemifalcon Registered User Join Date: Jan 2012 Location: Antioch, IL Posts: 418	Re: Restoring a steering wheel I've personally done both the JB Weld (stick that you roll together in fingers) and the PC-7. I really don't like the PC-7 as it is a pain the ass to work with. I don't like the liquid-type consistency that sticks to your fingers. I ended up wetting the tips of my fingers so as to make it easier to push the epoxy into place without sticking to my hands. I plan on putting my VW wheel on this spring that was done with the JB Weld--and the PC-7 wheel in my. Burb is in progress currently.