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It's a sedan (my newest project) but, much like the coupe, it has the stupid plastic front fenders. What's weird is that the lip inside the fender (where you actually roll the fender) is metal....maybe that's common but i've never experienced it before.
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if its a e90 coupe chances are it will have plastic front fenders, they are better left alone.
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Will do, as far as pulling an all plastic fender, im assuming heat + patience are my two best friends?
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just dont try to completely flatten the inner fender lip. just hit the inner part of the I_I shape. not the bottom.
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I see what you mean by the U shaped lip Tony, but when you say roll form the inside of that lip do you mean to start at the top of it and work my way down? Thanks for the help man..
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Originally posted by mikey G View PostSo I just purchased my first fender roller with hopes of knocking the fenders on my e90 out myself. However, this thread has me skeptical haha. Any tips you can offer e90 BMW specific? Besides the fact that im going to work insanely slow.
Originally posted by Wesside View PostTony I un rolled lip cleared out gunk and re-rolled and its not perfect but looks more uniform the hard lines seemed to almost go away all the way. I got out the wavy part too for the most part. Looks much better
Btw what a pain in the ass that was started at 10am was done at 1:30pm
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Tony I un rolled lip cleared out gunk and re-rolled and its not perfect but looks more uniform the hard lines seemed to almost go away all the way. I got out the wavy part too for the most part. Looks much better
Btw what a pain in the ass that was started at 10am was done at 1:30pm
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Originally posted by Tonys18t View Posttrying to redo a rolling job after phonebooks, bats, vice grips, jack handles, gate posts, next doors cat... is very difficult to get perfect.
you can try to even out the edge of the lip with the roller, it may make it look a little more uniform but it wont be perfect. but honestly i wouldnt mess with it anymore, there is a real risk of making it worse.
i always urge people to take their time and do the job the right way. if you rush it and use the wrong method it will only take you twice as long to repair the damage.
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So I just purchased my first fender roller with hopes of knocking the fenders on my e90 out myself. However, this thread has me skeptical haha. Any tips you can offer e90 BMW specific? Besides the fact that im going to work insanely slow.
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trying to redo a rolling job after phonebooks, bats, vice grips, jack handles, gate posts, next doors cat... is very difficult to get perfect.
you can try to even out the edge of the lip with the roller, it may make it look a little more uniform but it wont be perfect. but honestly i wouldnt mess with it anymore, there is a real risk of making it worse.
i always urge people to take their time and do the job the right way. if you rush it and use the wrong method it will only take you twice as long to repair the damage.
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O god major fail on the imageshack and pics that got turned sideways for some reason.
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