What to Do When the Leather Steering Wheel is Worn Out?
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Purchase a dedicated leather steering wheel repair solution and apply it to the worn areas according to the instructions. If small cracks appear, apply acrylic resin to the cracks, align the edges, and dry them with the cold air from a hair dryer. If there is a tear, cut a piece of non-woven fabric slightly larger than the torn area, place it underneath the damaged part, and then apply leather adhesive. If the damage is beyond your ability to repair, you may need to take it to a professional car detailing service to have the steering wheel refurbished.