fender rollin..
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From: vacaville, ca
Car: 83 camaro z28 cross_fire
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fender rollin..
hey i just wanted to find out the best way to roll fender lips so your tires don't rub when you hit a bump. can anyone help me out?? thanks
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From: Martinsburg, WV, USA
Car: 86 Iroc
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Personaly I would have a Body Shop do it... But i've heard it can be done at home with either an expensive body tool or using a 2x4 and rolling it under the fender along the wheels.
Gonna have mine done at a body shop.
Gonna have mine done at a body shop.
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From: Danville, VA
Car: '85 Camaro SC
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Here's kind of a <a href="http://www.carcraft.com/howto/1043/">tutorial</a> from Car Craft on rolling fenders...I remember seeing an article somewhere that used a wooden baseball bat, but I don't remember where.<br>If I had a decent paint job, I think I would have a body shop do it as well, just to eliminate the possiblility of scratching the paint up too bad. Murphy seems to always make sure his laws apply to me!<p>
Hope this helps.
Hope this helps.
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Car: 88 Camaro
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Re: fender rollin..
Originally posted by cross_fire3
hey i just wanted to find out the best way to roll fender lips so your tires don't rub when you hit a bump. can anyone help me out?? thanks
hey i just wanted to find out the best way to roll fender lips so your tires don't rub when you hit a bump. can anyone help me out?? thanks
Don't know if anybody has tried this tool I haven't but I looks like it would do the job...http://www.eastwoodco.com/shopping/p...=fender+roller
Originally posted by Wolfpack
Personaly I would have a Body Shop do it... But i've heard it can be done at home with either an expensive body tool or using a 2x4 and rolling it under the fender along the wheels.
Gonna have mine done at a body shop.
Personaly I would have a Body Shop do it... But i've heard it can be done at home with either an expensive body tool or using a 2x4 and rolling it under the fender along the wheels.
Gonna have mine done at a body shop.
a 2x4 doesn't exactly roll. I've heard the baseball bat idea works pretty well.
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