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How to clean a 40 year old steering wheel
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02/11/09 10:27 PM
02/11/09 10:27 PM
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Cleveland
sunroofgtx
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Cleveland
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Its a black , 68 black grip steering wheel. Looks nice, just need to clean the caked on grime. Thanks, Rick Gorski
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Re: How to clean a 40 year old steering wheel
[Re: sunroofgtx]
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02/13/09 08:47 PM
02/13/09 08:47 PM
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WOODGRAINWHEELS.COM Indiana
plumbeeper
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Like Kevin said, the purple cleaner stuff works real well on the grime. It was Castrol Super Clean but I think it may be under a different name now. Just look for the purple bottle. An old tooth brush will get the crap out of the grainy areas like horn pads, spoke covers. Be sure to rinse well with clean water then use some kind of protectant like Armor-All to repel future grime.
Dave
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Re: How to clean a 40 year old steering wheel
[Re: sunroofgtx]
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02/14/09 01:24 AM
02/14/09 01:24 AM
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Vista, California
ChickMaggot
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I used something called Spray Nine (from Pep Boys). Nothing worked for me until I found this stuff. Melted the dirt and grime away.
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