REVN29K_LAC

Any of you guys had your fenders rolled? I have an eastwood fender roller here and I'm going to give it a shot. Now with the front fenders, do I just take out the tabs and tuck the liner in the fender or do I cut part of the plastic lining right out and just roll the fender? Thanks!

oem7979

I can help you with the rolling. I did mine last weekend on my s2000. Paul

REVN29K_LAC

well do you know if you cut the fender in the front?

s2kobsession

it's called fender ROLLING for a reason, not fender CUTTING.

REVN29K_LAC

thanks, boss...but the front fender has the clipsthat hold it to the fender, whereas the rears don't. So, I was just wondering if you unclip it and cut it a bit so you can roll JUST the fender? Thanks for the insightful answer though.

o'malley_808

I'm also curious about this, my shit rubs baddd. Any chance I could do mine as well when you decide to tackle it?

_SpeedStar_

Just make sure you use a heat gun to heat up the paint a little bit before rolling to prevent paint from chipping.

s2kobsession

I suspect you could cut them if you want to make more work for yourself but it's not necessary.

good tip speedstar

Spoon Fed

Does SpeedStar offer fender rolling in house?

REVN29K_LAC

lol. so no one's answered the question. What do I do with the fender lining?? I can't see you tucking it into the fender then rolling it cuz then it might look bumpy depending on how much you roll, but I guess if you do a moderate roll then you could tuck the fender lining into the fender. Agreed?