I picked up a eastwood fender roller and heat gun package the other day to roll/pull my fenders. I know how to roll a fender but I cant seam to find any instructional on how to pull them. So any tips/diy would help. Im assuming after the fender is rolled you adjust the arm to fender distance slightly each time to pull them?
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Originally posted by wheelfetish View PostThat was the original plan. I said "dad, i need to pull my fenders so wheres the baseball bat and hammer?" and then he said no no no and now I have a eastwood fender roller.
i just used a steel hammer and a body angle. worked like a charm.
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the way i do it is you heat the fenders up inside and outside lip, place a bat in between the tire and fender. now lowwer the car down on top of the bat and have someone pull the car foward slowly and back up slowly and at the same time work the bat with hands yanking the handle end down towards the ground. you will have rolled and pulled fenders in no time. easy and cheap. use that heat.
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Originally posted by oldschool_flushness View Postthe way i do it is you heat the fenders up inside and outside lip, place a bat in between the tire and fender. now lowwer the car down on top of the bat and have someone pull the car foward slowly and back up slowly and at the same time work the bat with hands yanking the handle end down towards the ground. you will have rolled and pulled fenders in no time. easy and cheap. use that heat.
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i just kept winding out the guard roller, the i said f#ck this and beat the piss out of them with a hammer haha, front i literally pulled with my hands in the middle of a bust street in the city cos the scrubbing was annoying the hell outta me
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