Subject	how do I stop a cut in my steering wheel from fraying?>>>
Posted by	my91z(Dallas) on September 15, 2000 at 2:55 PM
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Message	the guys at the body shop somehow managed to cut my steering wheel. Like that doesn't suck enough, it was perfect, I am sure there are a lot of you like me, if the car is wet when you open the door, you wipe you hand on your jeans or shirt or whatever REALLY good before you even think about touching the leather wheel or stick shift or handbrake because they are leather. So, there was not even a blemish or fingernail scratch or anything on it and now there is this cut about 3/4-1" long at about one-o'clock on the wheel. It is really not that big, but it is like a cut in your mouth, may not be big, but feels like it, you know? Anyway, there seem to be some little cords or something underneath the leather and I don't want the leather to start fraying at the cut. Any ideas of what I can put on it to stop it? Nil polish, super glue, etc? Thanks for any idea/comments. Mike
Follow Ups	how do I stop a cut in my steering wheel from fraying?>>> - my91z(Dallas) 14:55:37 09/15/00 Superglue works pretty well on leather... I did the same - Bernie 15:04:06 09/15/00 Try a leather steering wheel cover, not the crappy wrap ones - HeadZupTT 15:44:44 09/15/00 where can you get that kind? never seen them before (n/m) - CJSTORF 16:42:29 09/15/00 www.wheelskins.com - zippin 17:40:21 09/15/00
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