<VV> Chrome Trim Clips for 64 Greenbrier Deluxe Steering Wheel

[J R Read_HML]

My question is... Why did they not just mask them off?  If it is a 
"professional" restoration outfit, they have no business losing parts and 
should be liable to make good on the project.  I doubt you can get them back 
on  - properly - even if you can find them.  They would have to be expanded 
for removal and if that did not break them (probably why they can't "find" 
them), it would be virtually impossible to re-install them correctly.  So, 
not such a "great" job after-all.

The above (if you cannot tell) is opinion.

Later, JR
Getting ready to repaint another steering wheel.

----- Original Message ----- 
From: <Mikeamauro at aol.com>
> The resto shop did a great job on refinishing the wheel, but in the 
> process
> broke a couple, and lost one of the narrow chrome pieces that go into the
> groves  in the wheel where the colors change (in the case of my van, the 
> chrome
> separates the white portions from the red portions. I speak of the actual 
> part
> of the wheel gripped, not anywhere near the hub.)
>
>
> Thanks for any help offered,
> Mike Mauro
> 64 Greenbrier Deluxe and other Vairs
>