Well i just wanted to share some pics of myself rolling a buddies fenders last Sunday. I have an eastwood roller and roll tons of fenders locally. Turns out to be good side money. lol. Anyways i love doing Z's. They seem to be the easiest i have done. Anyways here are the pics.

The tools..

Start with some heat and a hammer.

Trying to look tough. lol

Crappy flat stock fender. Tires hate these!!


Got em started with the hammer.

First couple of passes with the roller.



Pretty much flat. No paint cracks, clean.



Finished product. Before the suspension was lowered and camber set.


He should have pics soon of the car about 2 inches lower and about 3 degress of camber. hehe.

Thanks for looking.

 

Looking great! Holy moly those wheels are wide.

 

nice work and thanks for showing how its done, I did wonder!!

Heat not an issue for paintwork then?

Also need a phone or a cigarette packet on that rim for an idea of size cause they look gargantuan!!!

 

Ask and you shall receive!

 

nice wheels

 

nice... some of the better fender rolling i have seen of late. do you pull too?

 

wow thats a 12 oz can too

 

good lawd those are some big lips

 

nice job, almost looked like it was cracking in one shot but it was just the light

 

I wanna see the stance of this car once the suspension is dialed in.

 

Subscribing to se the final product... I need to roll my fenders when I get home.

 

Looks good, about how long did it take to do both?

 

Very nice. The guy who I paid $90 to do mine used the rubber hammer only...paint flaking off everywhere, I had to do a ****-ton of touch up. You did it much better.

 

Thanks for the comments guys. The heat doesn't hurt the paint at all, its what keeps it from cracking. Also the Z's only take me about an hour total for both sides.

 

Barefootracer is the man when it comes to fender rollin and pullin. Specs on the wheels are Work Equips 18x10 +4 18x12 +4...I will have some more pics up this weekend of the whole car. I believe it only took him about 30 minutes a side and you gotta love using a heat gun on a humid 95 degree day.

 

great job and a very clean job....

 

holy those are wide wheels

 

Clean rolling job! I've rolled fenders with the eastwood and it definately takes practice to get it right.

 

Those wheels look ridiculous.

 

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