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Painting steering column

Posted: 8/25/06 4:39pmMessage 1 of 4
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Morehead City, NC - USA
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Vette(s): 1978 Silver Anniv L-82 Oyster interior
My steering column, incl horn button, has typical dings and cracks. I would like to repaint it but don't want to have to remove the entire column. Is there a way to remove the covering/panels w/o a complicated effort? Thanks
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Painting steering column

Posted: 8/25/06 4:44pmMessage 2 of 4
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Piscataway, NJ - USA
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 The horn button you can remove. The rest would require the column to be removed.
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Painting steering column

Posted: 8/25/06 7:22pmMessage 3 of 4
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CUYAHOGA FALLS, OH - USA
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Vette(s): 1975 C3 Red, T-Tops, Black Interior. All I need is time and money! Getting there!
You can actually disassemble the column in the car, but the center section going down in the dash would still be intact unless you take the column loose.  It's a lot of work.  You may want to tape off everything and do it in the car, but a better job can be had by removing the column.
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Painting steering column

Posted: 8/25/06 9:28pmMessage 4 of 4
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Morehead City, NC - USA
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Ken, I think I like your idea best. I'm more confident in my ability to tape off than in my ability to correct a problem I create by trying to disassemble the column. Thanks for the help,

Todd

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