Cheeko

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I did a search and couldn't find anything. Can someone make a recomendation on a good shop in Maryland that does fender rolling? I called one shop and they said $100 per fender. I saw threads where guys are getting $45 - $50 quotes. Any help will be greatly appreciated.

Thanks

Cheeko

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I may have posted this in the wrong place... Going to re-post in mid-atlantic.

JasonZ-YA

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YOU CAN DO IT YOURSELF IF:

YOU HAVE GOOD OFFSET WHEELS AND A COILOVERS. which most people have if they are even considering rolling fenders.

THIS IS HOW:
1. Jack up one side of car and remove wheel....disconnect coilover and push aside out of the way or completely remove coilover and that one side of car, whichever side you are doing first.

2. then reattach wheel with out coilover installed or ensure its pushed out of the way.

3. go buy the sunday news paper and place it on top of the tire with a bulk of it hanging over the sidewall of the tire.... dont get a weekday paper now...get a nice fat sunday paper...lol..

4. some say apply heat via heat gun.....in-order to help paint from chipping...yada, yada, yada...........ive never done this.

5. NEXT, very carefully...and i mean very carefully and SLOWLY lower the jack holding up that side of the car....once the wheel hits the ground the weight of the car will force the newspaper that is on top of the tire/wheel push up on the fender.....viola....fender rolled....

you need to be good with your jack...and i recommend a second jack as a back up so you dont go too low to fast...the other jack will catch the car from going to low....get it??

6. Jack car back up...remove sunday paper, remove wheel, reattach coilover and put wheel back on.....

- jason

NeverBoneStock

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dont do it yourself !!! its better when the price is right and someone else is liable for damage!!!