Terrence

Anyone has any recommendations?

Thank you.

ricster

sounds a bit weird

GreenLantern

Why is it weird?

DCT MotorSports in NorCal, for example, does an amazing job re-wrapping steering wheels. I don't think they do 991's, but I don't see why they can't; it's all custom work, anyway.

They've done custom wheels for some of my 997's.

doubleurx

If Frayed can wrap his key, Terrence can wrap his wheel!

Road Racin

Do you mean in fabric or vinyl?
If you want a recover in leather etc... I have a guy in Camarillo.

KEEPUP

Lmao at doubleurx comment..so true

promocop

This is getting too weird. Why not just park the car inside your house, never drive it and just admire it? Sorry, but this entire wrapping of the car has gotten too weird for me as well

Tosilog

Might as well wrap the bucket seats too :-)

promocop

HA True and while your at it, cover the mats that cover the carpeting so that doesn't get dirty

Terrence

I am not looking to wrap anything to protect it. I want custom alcantara and colored 12 O'clock marker in a different color.

promocop

Sorry, can't help with that. Kind of figured that's what you wanted. Should have posted these wrapping rants elsewhere! A bit too obsessive for me

skuplist

Remember the 70's trend of clear vinyl couch covers! I have a 2006 black Porsche Cayman S with just a front bumper and fender wrap. I never took it to a car wash and polished it every few years with an electric polisher and the paint looks spectacular after 8 years. I'll stick with the same game plan.

promocop

Great. Drive on

CAlexio

I'm thinking wrapping this car in bubble wrap is the Only safe way to enjoy this machine.

But before you do this, take a small bit of red electrical tape and wrap it around the top of your steering wheel while your wheels are facing straight ahead.. Should do the trick

JPMD

Not in L.A. but this is who I used

http://www.dallassteeringwheel.com