Don has really got his "thick wrap" steering wheel covers dialed in to perfection. First picture is from a real factory race department supplied RS/GT wheel the last two pictures are Don's work. I supplied the wheel to Don 1 week turnaround total was $475. Very Happy!

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Beautiful work! Thanks for sharing.

He's done 6 wheels for me. I'm always a happy customer.
I would have kept the original one. It's perfect.

I love mine. Not cheap and worth every penny.

Other ones I've seen aren't as nice IMHO.

I'm a happy customer too....

I'll need another one soon

I'm looking forward to having mine done also.

Very nice work.. Someday I will be ready for one

PM, sent.

Explanation understood.

Too nice of a wheel, I'd have to wear white gloves while driving to ensure no dirt or damage!

Now that you don't need that factory wheel any more I will gladly take it off your hands !

I can't wait to see mine...it's suppose to be delivered tomorrow

I actually did buy some really nice driving gloves and it's quite sporty on long drives to wear them.

Very nice!

Looks great! That is what I'm going for also.

That is a repro hockey puck by the way, best one I have found came from Europe. I think it was $340 shipped the guy sells them on Ebay. It comes with all the backside hardware too!

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Horn-Button-Push-P...W4AAOSwwE5WXDp-

I have one waiting to go on my Six - can't wait to get it in my hands.

Next you'll be wanting to wear your high heels, too.

I have had one of his on my 912 for several years. Glove leather, double wrapped. Beautiful piece and very nice for driving especially compared to the plastic.

Arrived yesterday:

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Not the best picture taker - but now that the wheel is like new, what do I do about the horn button?

How does the horn button attach?

Steering wheels look great! What does this service include? Powder coat? build up of degraded/missing material before leather wrap?

Wheels have to be painted. The powdercoat oven would melt the plastic or rubber rim. If you want the right color, paint it yourself with black trim paint. Dallas can paint but a couple people who I trust have said it's not the right black. I've never sent a damaged wheel but I would just talk to Don first and get his feedback. You also want to write down what you want, include with the wheel and be very specific.
Thick grip
padded or no padding on spokes - Mike's are not padded, I style I prefer.
leather ends on spokes standard or cut sharp (RS style) like Mike's.
Stitching on spokes different than rim - normal or RS style - all the same stitch.
ect.

You can (carefully) pop the foam off by using your thumbs from the back of the metal frame. Then paint the metal. Then reinstall the foam with contact adhesive. Then clean the foam and apply some black shoe polish.

If you screw it up, PM me and I'll send you a painted frame and foam pad for the cost of shipping.

Thanks, I'll give that a try this weekend.

Used a medium sized screwdriver and removed the foam from the metal frame. Foam looks pretty good, maybe a cleaning and it'll be fine.

Hold the steering wheel and rotate the horn button counterclockwise, it'll be free at around 45 degrees.

Twist on or off.

Thanks for the info. I would love to have a restored stock wheel with thicker grip and hockey puck. But for now I need to continue with the reassembly.