Steering wheel alignment stripe gone!

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Ruger

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Mine was very worn on the front when I bought it from the previous owner, probably from a ring or something I assume. Do you happen to know of a place that might sell smaller quantities to leather to replace it? All my local shops had told me I'd need to order/purchase a full hide to get a color that's even in the ballpark.

If you want the leather pre-dyed, you don't have a choice but to buy what they offer. But if you are willing to dye the leather yourself, Tandy Leather will sell you undyed leather scraps.
 

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Super easy fix! I got some red marine vinyl from Joanns fabrics and a curved needle. I cut off the old red strip and figured out how it was sewed on and copied that. Looks brand new.
 

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Just replaced mine today, marine vinyl. Just cut a strip, glued the edges under, and copied the factory stitching. Looks better than new, didn't take long at all.
 

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Thanks for the tips. Replaced mine yesterday. :biggrin:
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yes thanks i did mine this week as well

spent a little under 10 bucks for everything
 

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Here’s some pics of moms handywork

Thanks to the poster for the Joann’s fabrics tip
Worked out great!
 

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I have a few strips of red leather, enough thread, and needles if any one is interested. $25 all in. I can also distress the leather if you want. Gives a pretty cool look. 2c983c8a81291c7b7d7b473fdfc53fa4.jpg
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