rolling fenders
whats the best way to roll my fenders? a baseball bat? i have **** paint and couldnt care any less about it. i dont car if it get scratched or flakes or whatever. whats the easiest/best way to roll them? should i remove them to do it. the fenders arnt even lined up cause i had them off a few months ago so i could take them off if needed. in fact, they arnt even tightened down, theyre just sittin loose, the bolts hand tightened. can anyone post some pictures or a website with instructions? thansks
my buddy used a baseball bat
its looks pretty descent, but he has also painted the car after that.....but it looked ok.....just be patient and dont rush it.....oother then that, i have no idea,......my two cents
its looks pretty descent, but he has also painted the car after that.....but it looked ok.....just be patient and dont rush it.....oother then that, i have no idea,......my two cents
If you are not worried about your paint, a small pair of duck bills will work or even a body hammer. Take you time and work it over. Don't try to get it all done in one or two passes.
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The problem with cutting is: You had better roll the lips all the way up against the backside of the quarter panel or you will slice the tires when you hit a dip. Especially if your back seat is full of people. Ask me how I know[8D]
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so its ok if i cut every few inches as long as i press them flat against the fender right? another problem i have is, the lip is full of bondo starting on the bottom and goes up about 10 inches. i mean, the lip is mostly formed with bondo, sorta like someone had but them before and now they tried to fix it with bondo. here try this:
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