kevvo

'99 '400. Some of the grey leather surface has worn away near where the leather meets the wood. The black "under-surface" of the leather is showing. Is there something I can paint this black area with to restore the look of the wheel?
If not paint, I'm open to suggestions though hopefully some application of reasonable "permanence".

Thanks in advance.

lexmoose

I saw in one of the hot-rod garage show that Duplicolor now have a paint that seems to work on vinyl and fabric so IDK for the steering leather.

It start at 17:15

kevvo

lchouinard many thanks that's a great product, as demonstrated. Something to think about for sure. About to look into its suitability for leather.

Legender

When I had a mobile paint guy paint the bumper on the back he also was able to mix up paint to redo the steering wheel...year later, still looks/works great.

kevvo

Thanks Legender. My back bumper has a couple of tiny chips on it where someone in the past has either parked by ear or reversed over something and scratched it. Maybe I can kill one bird with two stones having these things seen to.

I came across Colorbond when researching Duplicolor, another good product going by YT videos.