1959 Ford F100 Steering Wheel Restoration Truck Project! Episode 13
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- čas přidán 3. 05. 2020
- In this episode I restore my 1959 truck steering wheel. PC7 fills the old cracks, then refinish with primer and paint. Applies to all classic 57, 58, 59 and 60 Custom and regular Cab pickups. 1957-1960 are the vintage 3rd generation Fords and removal/installation for the horn ring will be the same.
PC-7 Epoxy: www.pcepoxy.com/products/perm...
Ford Colonial White (E) Single Stage Spray Paint: www.amazon.com/Noblemen-Motor...
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Turned out great! What products did you use? Where’d you find the rattle can ford paint?
Thanks! That PC7 2-part epoxy works great in the big cracks. Tiny thin cracks I used Bondo red glaze putty. Started with high fill then high adhesion primers. And then I got my paint from this seller on eBay. Always high quality, perfect mix, Ford Colonial White E code. Cannot remember if its enamel or lacquer but was single stage for sure. www.ebay.com/itm/164242956920?ViewItem=&vxp=mtr&item=164242956920
Don W Squared Thank you so much! That eBay link is a huge help too.
Would have been nice to include in the video
Good idea. Links now included in the video description.
Thank you for showing us how this was done...
Wonderful job as always Don. That makes that cab so nice now.
How did you see it already? I JUST posted it up! lol Thanks so much. (I did that episode as a solo project after all!)
Thanks so much for showing how to remove that type of steering wheel button. There is no information out there and last thing I wanna do is break it from removing it improperly and trying to replace the part.
Just Excellent Don! Great video! Make another one… and another one… and….
Thanks, will do!
Turned out beautifully!
Thanks so much!
Great Job. Im working on my 58 now
Thanks! Get another one back on the road!
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Always welcome
Nicely done Sir! 👍😍
Thank you kindly!
Love this Channel keep those videos Coming!
Thanks! Will do. Still got work to do on that ol' truck!
Nice job and video!
Thanks!
Another great video Don! I’ll be doing this in the future. Hopefully I’ll be able to find a better trim ring thank the mangled mess I have now. Cheers!
Thanks! Man, sorry about your horn ring. I guess I got lucky mine's in good shape. Be prepared for LOTS of detail sanding! Ugh.
I have nothing but time lol
My wheel is black in my 57 F250 but I prefer the white.
Me, too. White steering wheel was part of the "Custom Cab" option.
Could you please make a video working on the horn ring and how it should be assembled? Thank you very much.
Good idea, but "If it ain't broke, don't fix it". When something in there breaks, you bet I'll do a video on it!
@@DonWSquared makes total sense
Nice video! I have a 59 f100 I am working on and the steering wheel ring was broken in half when I got it, lol. Any ideas on where I could find a new one?
What size were the bolts an threads??
Pretty cool!!Did you spray a clear coat on it and how long in real time did it take to do it?
Nope, no clear coat. The single stache ford white has held up for months and months now! Nice and durable.💪
how can i find that steering wheel tool? I mean, does it come in one reference, or is it a special one? thank you
The kit comes with different size and thread bolts for different brand vehicles. Universal.
You can borrow one from your local auto parts supplier (autozone, advanced auto parts, O'Reillys) for free
Just ask for a steering wheel puller