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Anyone have suggestions for elimnating my hands from sticking to the steering wheel?

I assume the leather is just worn out, but is there any type of treatment that will get it back into shape?
1976 model
Thanks, Ken
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You can try some of the Leather cleaners/conditioners, too. Lexol makes some pretty good stuff.

You can try some of the Leather cleaners/conditioners, too. Lexol makes some pretty good stuff.
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As always- Joel is right on - try a good leather cleaner/conditioner. Evem ARMOURALL will work - but it leaves the wheel -slipppery
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try not eating jelly dounuts while driving, sorry had too
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I don't think we wanna know what ya been doin while your drivin 

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I don't know if WD 40 is good for leather, but I know that it will take the "sticky out of sticky." So.....it's your call, Cowboy.

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[QUOTE=Ron 78] I don't think we wanna know what ya been doin while your drivin
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Ron if he would only use Vaseline it would be good for both his hands and the wheel!!!
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Ron if he would only use Vaseline it would be good for both his hands and the wheel!!!

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Change the wheel, put a cover on it, goof off (sticky stuff remover). Get one of those chrome chain wheels?
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I just saw a chrome chain wheel at the swap meet!
I knew this topic would get some interesting replys, just testing the waters.
Anyway, I am gonna try the leather conditioner, and if that dont work, that fur wheel cover would look sweet.
Ken
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Or do what Joel does... He has a 2 inch nap steering wheel cover that looks like an old bathroom rug. I think he stole it from Micki and Davids house. Pssst, we just call him pimp....
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