Fender roller
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BigDaddyMS3
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You can buy an Eastwood fender roller online for under $300. Don't forget the heat gun too! (alright)
You can buy an Eastwood fender roller online for under $300. Don't forget the heat gun too! (alright)
There are places online that you rent them from but they'll require you to make a huge deposit then pay you your deposit back less the rental fee after you return it to them. Like mentioned earlier, using a heat gun is recommended as paint will crack when bent if not heated up properly
Search Craigslist for "Fender roller" in your area. I've seen people offering their services at $20-$30 per fender. This will get you out of the requirement to buy or rent a tool to have to do it yourself and also have someone who is experienced at it.
Search Craigslist for "Fender roller" in your area. I've seen people offering their services at $20-$30 per fender. This will get you out of the requirement to buy or rent a tool to have to do it yourself and also have someone who is experienced at it.
Yeah I found some one in North Atlanta that has one for rent for 45 a week of Craigslist, but it has the crazy big deposit. I didn't know street unit rented a roller. I would rather have someone do it and have to fix it if they crack the paint, but I figure I can do it myself if I have to. Is there anybody in Atl that does it affordably, body shops are outrageous. Thanks for the heads on on the heat gun, I have access to a bunch. I have been told/read that i need to get the paint between 120-140F to keep from cracking.
fastmazdams3
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Nliiitend1
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You can drive down to Jacksonville and use mine if you want. 
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You can drive down to Jacksonville and use mine if you want.
Stage 6 motorsports off of phillips has a fender roller. I noticed it when i was getting a few couplers. No idea what they charge.
Nliiitend1
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Maybe I'm misunderstanding the intent of your post, but if the OP was going to drive all the way to Jacksonville to get his fenders rolled, don't you think he'd rather use mine for free than pay somebody? (dunno)
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lmao, yeah I read that to fast and read it as he could roll your fenders. So I was telling you where you could get yours rolled.
I initially started the cuts with a cutoff tool, then I cut the entire fender lip with a reciprocating saw. I then grinded down the edges with the cutoff tool. Everything is now smooth and straight. No lip at all!
