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73-87 Chevy _ GMC Trucks => Interior & Equipment => Topic started by: Rtlane on April 17, 2019, 01:31:03 PM
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I’ve been slowly working on my trucks interior. My father-n-law has a truck carcass around a 1976 or so that has been sitting on his mountain rotting since the mid-80s. I got the steering wheel out of it and decided to restore it. I washed it in dawn and mean green then let it soak in both overnight.
Before:
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After washing/soaking, sanding, and cleaning with TSP:
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After painting with rustoleum american accents paint+primer semi-gloss black base and also clear coat. Used what i had laying around for the emblem which was Miracal metallic decorative finish and then the rustoleum clear coat. I probably should of used an adhesion promoter on the wheel and emblem, but didn’t. We will see how it holds up. I might eventually paint the inside of the chevy emblem yellow, but not sure the best way to do it.
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Nice Job!!!
That thing looked too far gone ;)
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Nice Job!!!
That thing looked too far gone ;)
Thank you Johnny
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That looks great!
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That looks great!
Thank you Jason. I’m very happy how it turned out. Now I need to paint my door panels, kick panels, trim, dash, etc. haha
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