houston - need a fender roller

[jbinx]

anyone in houston have a fender roller they can lend or rent for cheap? or know of someone who will lend/rent?

 

[dragonsdt]

786 motoring is a really good place. i've seen place where you can rent a roller for 50 plus deposit. they charged me 60 to do my rears

 

[jbinx]

yeah, i was hoping a member had one i could just use for a weekend for cheap/free, lol.

 

[bluelion]

well $60 aint too bad as long as it's done the right way with heating up the paint and such so it don't crack...

 

[dragonsdt]

they did an awesome job. they do heat up the paint, i had them rolled then went to the beach with some friends and realized it wasnt rolled enough i brought it back to them and they rolled it more free of charge

 

[Rynosilver3]

call mazda3mods 832 782 3329 tell him ryno sent you he tends to give good pricing .

 

[jbinx]

thanks for the contacts. not even sure i need a roll yet, but its going to be close. hopefully will know this weekend(that is if i get the springs on)

 

[jbinx]

got an email from 786 motoring, $25 per fender

 

[dragonsdt]

that's their new special..i had to get them rolled then i saw the special...(argh) but i would recommend anyone there

 

[bluelion]

not bad..... if i need to get mine rolled whenever i get new tires, i'll hit them up....

 

[andethy]

i don't trust 786 after they fcuked up two of my friends 240s one with the ka rebuild and the other with fender rolling. They chipped his paint and everything! I mean yes they do good work but they need to keep it consistent and not do half ass jobs when they get lazy.

http://fatlace.com/hellaflush/page/4 He was featured on hellaflush

 

[andethy]

ran into two other guys at the advance garage meet today, both had paint chips and messed up fenders because of 786.

Again i think they know how and can do good work, but when it comes to customers and other peoples besides their own car they half ass their jobs.

another reason why im still looking for a good place to rolll my fenders. My friends might just do it with his bat like he did on several cars and neither of them have chipping.

i'll let you guys know if i find a good place

 

[low_psi]

The problem with rolling fenders is most cars out there have accident damage, whether it be minor or major near or on the fenders. Non-OEM paint can crack on a fender that is being rolled properly, especially if there is body filler.

I'm not familar w/ 786 Motoring but its easy to point fingers when you're not the one doing the work, guys.