i badly need to roll my rear fenders. does anyone know how i can do this or what i can use

 

try youtube, there might be a DIY video there.

 

I've seen people do a good job using a baseball bat which you leverage against the tire while pushing along the fender edge, roll it back and forth along the fender line a little at a time until it's fully rolled; you might have to carefully heat the paint a little with a hot air gun to prevent it from cracking.

But if you want to "do it right" and easier use this Eastwood tool -- I think you can actually rent this tool but I forget where ...maybe Autozone or Pep Boys?

http://www.eastwoodco.com/jump.jsp?i...emType=PRODUCT

 

To do it correctly and safely for a first timer id rent the fender rolling tool or find some shop to do it for you

 

tire rack has on their website if you type in your zip of shops that will do it for you.

 

x2 for renting the tool - you could get a couple of buddies to split the cost with you if they need to use it, too.

what did you do to get all that red, man?

 

Get it done professionally. You don't want to deal with accidently cracking your paint. Most ppl won't charge more then $50 for this. If you do take a chance and do it yourself, make sure you heat up your fender well.

 

www.rollyourfender.com

Owned by a friend of mine.

 

always have done it with a bat (before these tools were made). Only had a problem once on a BMW that rippled and cracked. That said, i've seen more cracked paint w/ the tool then I have w/ a bat.

 

i ended up letting my friends performance shop cut the fenders. turned out great

 

If you want to do it yourself and correctly, rent or buy the rolling tool.

Here's a DIY.

If you want to do it the ghetto way, then use a bat or piece of wood.

 

Where is the DIY??

 

Click on DIY in his post

 

HAHA... WoW!Thanks man!

 

The link is BROKEN!! :thumbsdow

 

I've personally done both ways. With the bat you cant get as an extreme angle on the rolling of the fender. Be sure to heat up well as you will crack the paint from the inside of the fender and don't go to crazy heating with the heat gun as you can cause the paint to bubble.

 

us the heat gun on the low setting or else damage could be done

 

You are gonna get sued for this when you sell your car.