I just did this with my L-1500 but I first sanded it with an 80 grit paper because mine was heavily oxidized with deep scratches and it came out excellent!!! Thanks for the tip.
interesting - I have a 1962 truck with cracks in it, would this technique work to fill or mold the cracks? They aren't too big, I'd describe them as hairline cracks.
the only orange tractor is a allis chalmers
1964corvan 2 months ago
SORCERY!
gabriels2v8 2 months ago
I just did this with my L-1500 but I first sanded it with an 80 grit paper because mine was heavily oxidized with deep scratches and it came out excellent!!! Thanks for the tip.
MrKoladge 6 months ago
interesting - I have a 1962 truck with cracks in it, would this technique work to fill or mold the cracks? They aren't too big, I'd describe them as hairline cracks.
Kevindmcclure 8 months ago
@Kevindmcclure probably
humantestdummy 7 months ago
Vic - very cool!
I know you mention this is an "old restoration trick for hot rods", but will it work for ANY old steering wheel.
I've got a 1970 land rover and the steering wheel looks similar. But I didn't think "PVC" existed back then. Thanks!
757WN 1 year ago
What an excellent video and the host was comfortable and confident - good job!
JohnMc52 2 years ago
Cool trick! Enjoyed seeing that. Thanks.
7863348 2 years ago
Very nice, I had actually forgotten all about that trick. Thanks Vic.
jlillie2 2 years ago