Subject	my body shop heated the inside/outside fender lightly
Posted by	RedSER13 on January 13, 2006 at 1:15 AM
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In Reply To	Question about roll fenders... posted by TheTwinZ (Peru) on January 12, 2006 at 05:36 PM
Message	so the paint will soften and not peel or flaked. he then made two cuts on the inside fenders and hammered them in. smooth as shiat. get this, it used to rubbed when it was on stock height! now, no rubbing whatsoever from my 275/30/19 lowered on eibach pro kit.
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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