Subject	I took mine to a PROFESSIONAL shop and they couldn't do it
Posted by	Scotts94z32 on January 12, 2006 at 6:08 PM
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In Reply To	Question about roll fenders... posted by TheTwinZ (Peru) on January 12, 2006 at 05:36 PM
Message	another local guy had his done there and it split the paint. It's generally not a good idea, as you usually expose unpainted metal. Otherwise, I've seen the bat/rag/roll the car technique work on a few 510s and 240SXs. SS ____________________________________________________ 2-19... always remember 2-19...
Follow Ups	Question about roll fenders... - TheTwinZ (Peru) 17:36:10 01/12/06 I haven't had the need, but know of some that have used a - Governor 17:39:56 01/12/06 I used the handle for my floor jack wrapped in a rag. - sfarrah 17:42:13 01/12/06 2nd governor on the bat - BigTDogg (MA) 17:42:54 01/12/06 Re: Question about roll fenders... - wild300 17:43:08 01/12/06 car jack + bat = rolled fender, maybe add some heat - Smitytec 17:46:35 01/12/06 I used a baseball bat - AzHeat 17:47:04 01/12/06 Or you could just order this and do it the right way. - twinturbineZ 17:59:19 01/12/06 if both tools yield the same result, why is that one "right" - mousersix (San Antonio) 18:02:47 01/12/06 Reading comprehension owns you - twinturbineZ 18:15:14 01/12/06 man, I got pwned, I apologize for my stupidity - mousersix (San Antonio) 18:20:59 01/12/06 example: - mousersix (San Antonio) 18:21:38 01/12/06 If professionals can crack your paint what makes you - AzHeat 18:26:40 01/12/06 Ask the average joes using it - twinturbineZ 18:30:47 01/12/06 It doesn't say they didn't have cracked paint in those - AzHeat 18:54:20 01/12/06 what? I wasn't even talking about that - mousersix (San Antonio) 18:31:23 01/12/06 Since you've never used this tool, how can you say it has - twinturbineZ 18:35:51 01/12/06 have you used that tool before? - dogpile 18:41:18 01/12/06 Do some research on Eastwood before you run your mouth - twinturbineZ 19:03:50 01/12/06 right. so youre dumb. gotcha (n/m) - dogpile 20:07:58 01/12/06 no, you got told. (n/m) - mousersix (San Antonio) 20:25:39 01/12/06 :( that's cause i didn't know what i was dealing with (n/m) - dogpile 21:00:01 01/12/06 nice job sidestepping the entire post. (n/m) - mousersix (San Antonio) 20:30:11 01/12/06 because I know people have rolled their fenders - mousersix (San Antonio) 18:41:22 01/12/06 You can do it either way, however the roller tool - twinturbineZ 19:05:09 01/12/06 How so? I missed the comparative analysis. (n/m) - mattztt 20:00:27 01/12/06 sorry I meant to respond to twinturbineZ (n/m) - AzHeat 18:50:16 01/12/06 That doesn't ensure no cracks will happen in older paint - Zster (Big Red) 14:34:11 01/13/06 A lot of money for something you will only use once. (n/m) - AzHeat 18:03:55 01/12/06 Not if does the job right and doesn't mar the finish - twinturbineZ 18:17:19 01/12/06 $250 is hardly minimal unless your are Bill Gates. (n/m) - AzHeat 18:22:05 01/12/06 ... - CarbonZTT 18:57:46 01/12/06 good luck finding a buyer . I like the "Free" option - AzHeat 19:07:08 01/12/06 i have that. and i cracked the paint on my red car - Z32POWER.com 18:19:10 01/12/06 I took mine to a PROFESSIONAL shop and they couldn't do it - Scotts94z32 18:08:31 01/12/06 Your guys sucked. (n/m) - Guapo 18:26:12 01/12/06 I went to a shop and they ended up - sfpearl300zTT 19:22:34 01/12/06 Thanks a lot, guys! I'm gonna use a bat or something similar - TheTwinZ (Peru) 21:11:48 01/12/06 Prime and paint the inner fender well portion - WildBillZx 01:07:50 01/13/06 Thanks! I'll do that too. (n/m) - TheTwinZ (Peru) 01:28:19 01/13/06 my body shop heated the inside/outside fender lightly - RedSER13 01:15:51 01/13/06 some pictures would be nice (n/m) - Max865(ATL) 14:42:11 01/13/06 here: - RedSER13 01:46:04 01/15/06 The Eastwood tool works very well, some guys locally - kandy2dr 15:36:22 01/14/06
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