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I have a car with a replacement wood steering wheel installed. The steering wheel has scratches that looks like it was rubbed on a cement floor. I can feel the scratches. Can this be fixed? If so, what do I get? Thanks
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Re: Wood steering wheel damage
To remove a scratch on ANY surface you have two options: fill the void/scratch/indentation with materials (paint, wood putty, cement, etc), OR lower the surrounding area to match the level of the deepest point of the scratch (sanding/polishing/compounding).
With a wood steering wheel you will likely need to sand it, but you might want to consider filling it with wood putty and then staining the whole thing to hide it. -
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Including a picture to better explain my issue
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Re: Wood steering wheel damage
Can you get one a little more in focus? It seems like you are showing that there is just a small area that is scratched but it follows in a line/curve according to the curvature of the wheel?
I once put swirls in my paint just to see what it looked like.
I don't always detail cars, but when I do, I prefer Meguiar's.
Remove swirls my friends.Comment
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