How to roll fenders...

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  1. Maikeru

    Maikeru New Member

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    No subtitles, but you get the idea. :thumbup:

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    Maikeru, May 26, 2009
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    This is the video I watched before I rolled mine with a pipe lol.

    No heatgun means your paint will crack though like mine. I guess thats when you spray paint the car pink like this guy.
     
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    JussHatched, Jul 9, 2009
  3. CLUTCHONE

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    Better Video

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    CLUTCHONE, Jul 29, 2009
  4. CLUTCHONE

    CLUTCHONE Active Member

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    Eastwood Fender Roller

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  5. Nachtmensch

    Nachtmensch New Member

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    I rolled most of mine with the Eastwood at work. It was too tall to reach some areas, so I had to use a jack handle for the rest. MAKE SURE YOU HEAT UP THE FENDERS USING A HEAT GUN (or blow dryer). GET THEM HOT!
     
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    Nachtmensch, Jul 29, 2009

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