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Re: Had my steering wheel restored, review
[Re: 6PakBee]
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09/27/14 12:24 PM
09/27/14 12:24 PM
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Joined: Feb 2003
Posts: 1,947
Edmonton , Alberta , Canada
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Joined: Feb 2003
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Edmonton , Alberta , Canada
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I know, I know, if you have to ask you probably can't afford it but I will anyway. What is the 'typical' cost to refurbish a Mopar woodgrain wheel without rimblow.
No, that's a fair question and the answer is, there is no typical cost ... every wheel is different. 
I would need to see some pictures of the wheel in question and get more information.
If you could answer the following questions and e-mail them to me at : stwheels@shaw.ca I'll be able to give you a detailed quote and turn around time.
Hi , Thanks for your questions and interest in my services.
Listed below are the questions I request potential customers to answer so I can give a quote and turnaround time for their wheel. The answers to these questions and a few pictures of your wheel will give me all the information required to provide a quote.
1-Please describe any cracks, damage or other problems that will need to be repaired. Was this particular wheel ever repaired/refinished before, that you know of?
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2-What color/colors is your wheel? Is it Wood grained, does it have chrome stripes, metal clips etc ...
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3-What year, make and model vehicle does the wheel belong to?
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4-Where do you live (shipping address)?
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5-Please attach a few clear, in focus pictures of the wheel showing any cracks damage or other problems
(Front and rear)
I look forward to hearing back from you with the rest of the information I've requested and I hope I'll be able to help you with your restoration project.
Thanks, Doug Lepak
The Steering Wheel Guy
e-mail: stwheels@shaw.ca
Doug Lepak
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