vladkarnafel

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Would like to roll my fenders, anyone know if I can rent the tool locally or I have to buy one??

NAMco

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You can rent it.

vladkarnafel

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like auto parts store? autozone?

DeathMetal

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Your can rent the equipment.

http://www.rollyourfender.com/rentalpakage.html

Personally, I cut mine - faster, easier, 0 chance of chipping the paint.

cpm06wdptl

^^ Did you cut them with a cutoff wheel? I have thought about cutting mine but was worried that the heat from cutting would chip the paint.

murph145

cutting the rears is easy.... get a 4.5" angle grinder from harbor freight for like $20 and then a cut off wheel and a grinding wheel... another few $$ and get to work... no wrinkled fenders from bad rolling... just take your time and the heat wont affect the paint....

works good!

DeathMetal

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No, unless you're taking your sweet ass time on the cut I don't see how this is possible. The residence time of the blade against the metal simply is not long enough prior to cu-through to allow for large amounts of heat transfer.

rodneyc77

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I wouldn't recommend rolling your fenders yourself if you never done it before... too many variables that you'll mess it up... The most critical area of the TL fender is the 1 foot section of the rear fender arch starting from the bumper connection...