Steering Wheel Needs New Leather
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Steering Wheel Needs New Leather
Who sells new brown leather for the steering wheel? I checked Classic 9 didn't seem have anything.
Any suggestions?
Thanks
Any suggestions?
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Agree with Bertrand here is what I have been able to put back together so far from what he did for me.
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[QUOTE=MCR 85 928;19388380]Who sells new brown leather for the steering wheel? I checked Classic 9 didn't seem have anything.
Any suggestions??
Which steering wheel are you hoping to recover?
Any suggestions??
Which steering wheel are you hoping to recover?
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There is a significant flaw in the four spoke wheel coverings that came into effect after the original 3-spoke wheels and up to the 4-spoke wheels for the air bag wheels of later models. Does anyone else know what that flaw in the covering might be?
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It looks to me like you took over Paul's "stuff" but that you are applying your own artisan capabilities to putting it to use. To the extent that you may be trying to emulate his artisanship, I would advise against one aspect of that. That is that I observed that Paul was a very particular artisan at French Seams. He in fact put French Seam is just about everything that he made and to the extent of much more French Seams than were ever required or called for. My own theory is that if you need a seam in your leather work, put one, and then if it is visible make it a French Seam. If no seam is needed do not put one and then make it a French Seam.
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