How to roll fenders
#21
If you take the rear bumper off, there's another layer of sheet metal, I cut that out and then pulled the rear fenders out about 3/4 of an inch.
Also cut the inside edges off of the rear bumper
ended up flaring the whole rear
Also cut the inside edges off of the rear bumper
ended up flaring the whole rear
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My first set I rolled myself. That wasnt enough as one of my many sets of wheels ended up catching on the fender and cracking/ripping it.
Left about an inch crack in the center of the fender. (above the tire)
Then the passenger side started.
I bought my current fenders from felixy069, or something like that.
He paid to have them pulled. I bought them cheap as hell. :D
Left about an inch crack in the center of the fender. (above the tire)
Then the passenger side started.
I bought my current fenders from felixy069, or something like that.
He paid to have them pulled. I bought them cheap as hell. :D
#26
I am renting an eastwood fender roller. Will I be able to roll the fenders that is connected to the rear bumper. It is the plastic part that is connected to the rear bumper. Please let me know if someone has done this. thanks
#28
Well I'll bring an old thread back to life. I currently have skunk2's sitting in my room. I have HFP wheels with 15mm spacers in the rear. They rub a bit now when going over big bumps so I know the rear fenders need to be rolled and pulled to prepare for the coils.
Would it be best to just go to a shop. If they chip the paint will they paint it free.
Would it be best to just go to a shop. If they chip the paint will they paint it free.
#30
Hmm, Im going to start visiting local shops. I have until the winter is over to get this done. The rear bumper is 100% color match maybe ill have them flare the fenders and paint the rear end of the car (fenders, bumper) and blend them.
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