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rsworksTc
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Guys, I was told by a shop that to roll the rear fender lip just raise the car use a wood bat and press against the inner lip using the tire as leverage. This sounds iffy to me. I was looking for a specific tool. I have seen them for VW I wonder if it is universal. Anyone shed some light on the tool or the idea the tuner shop had? |
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PLATINUMEX
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I had to do this on my Civic and it was actually pretty easy. I was a little weary thinking there was a good chance I might distort the quarter panel from the stress but it worked out well. I started with the bat technique then after I had it rolled up a decent amount I used a hammer (lightly tapping) to flatten it out evenly. It's scary when you start but once you get the feel for how solid the sheet metal is it's easy. |
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HKSpeed
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i've used the baseball bat method and it works. if you use a wooden bat, the fender carves into the wood, so the fender doesnt roll as easy. if you use a metal bat, the metal can scratch up your paint (which isnt a problem since you cant see the paint on a rolled fender lip anyway). you can purchase an Eastwood fender roller for $300. Excellent tool. A friend and I used it on his Jetta. Universal fitment. http://www.eastwoodco.com...ckerID=232&KICKER |
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