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    Rolling fenders

    Is there anyone out there that has rolled there fenders or pulled them or whatever that has pics like a diy of everything? I want to learn about this and the most i've found so far was someone saying they used a baseball bat to do it and some other random stuff that just doesn't sound right. Pics would be very helpful or a DIY would be the shit. Please help lol. Thanks Brandon.

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    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PqiTfYyaI1A

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QHM-A_aFCoY


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      Use a blow torch or heat gun to heat up the INSIDE of the fender metal. After that, use a fender roller (you can rent them at auto part stores), baseball bat, or newspaper. For the baseball bat, roll it along the inside of the fender. For newspaper, stack them on top of the tire and have a couple heavvy buddies sit on the car (yes, this actually works).

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        #4
        i just cut.

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          #5
          I used a baseball bat between the fender and the tire and just lowered the car down on it at kept rolling it until it was out far enought. there is a video on youtube of some asian guys with a pink nissan silvia i think. Just be warned the paint wil crack a little. the end result is in my sig


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            #6
            yea i just used a round wooden pole thing and had a friend drive the car forward slowly. make sure to heat the paint first.
            Patiently Waiting.


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