cutting fender vs. rolling?

[theindustrialist]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DDTK9IjKIYU

This.

Worked for me

I still have most of my liners though.

[nick.]

when you heat em up, do you heat it from the outside or inside?

[aar0n.]

Fizz Autosport charges 50 per fender to roll them and I'd rather do that than cut them personally. They're not in Bayside anymore though, they moved to Deer Park a while back

[nick.]

true.
greg is actually gonna be rolling my fenders soon so the baseball bat is out haha

[itsbrokeagain]

we got a fender roller at Camber-Toe in Lynbrook, Im sure I could get it ironed out for ya!

[th3darkmarket]

get a pro to roll em

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1LdDAa6TNWE

lol

[Average_Jerk]

get a pro to roll em

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1LdDAa6TNWE

lol

hahahaa awseome

[dinanm3atl]

At least try a roll first. My 2 cents. Cutting would be last resort for me.

[Average_Jerk]

At least try a roll first. My 2 cents. Cutting would be last resort for me.

i would never attempt cutting. i get the shakes something fierce when i try to do something precise like that

[Madface]

cutting them is a terrible idea when rolling is so easy. i rolled my rear and pulled then about 1/4" and it only took less than an hour including jacking up the car taking the wheels off and setting up the roller. cutting them takes a way all of the structural integrity of the fender. not to mention it creates a sharp edge that's going to cut into the tire if you have any poke. even if you paint them, as soon as the tire rubs on it the paint is going to come off and then rust.