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Early steering wheels
#11
Best repair material is Milliput epoxy putty which is available in black, so no painting required.
Suffolk, UK

1925 Chummy
1934 Box
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#12
Admittedly a later style wheel but I had one powder coated for £20 and it looks good, the coating is thinner than original but I thought it a good compromise if not for everyone.
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#13
Hi mark,

I've not tried this method yet.

But my local powdercoat suggested he can put the wheels through more than once to thicken the covering on the wheel.

Personally I've done a few wheels, small patches with body filler. And the local Woodyard stock a plastic coating paint. 

None have failed yet.

Tony.
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#14
It’s probably sacrilege to mention replacing the original wheel with an  aftermarket one such as a Bluemels.......but here goes ?. Has anyone done it on the later splined column and if so which hub fits it?
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