omoran2958

ok, so i got some 20's for my max know my tires rub the rear fender when i go thru a bump or uneven road.. i got too choices either raise my car or roll the fenders, anybody rolled there fenders and what do they do??and what is a fair price? thanks

ColombianMax

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Plenty of people have rolled their "fenders" which for future reference are called "Quarter Panels" using a baseball bat. There's plenty of hot to roll quarter panels on youtube which will show you how to do it. Good luck

ColombianMax

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Apparently after youtube search, they seem to like your way of saying it better lol

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eWMKM6wcvEo

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

omoran2958

thanks!!!!!

Feldman

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I used a sledge hammer and a crow bar on my subaru, but it's just my snow car. I was pretty rough with it and didnt heat the paint and you cant even tell i did anything unless you look on the inside.

I think you can rent the actual tool from like auto zone or a store like that. I think $25-35 per wheel is what I read people were paying to have them done

back2basics

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I'd recommend doing it the right way and renting the Eastwood fender roller from someone and use the heat gun to warm the paint in the area you plan to start at and then slowly you just roll it a little more at time, heating each section as you go.
Works like a charm and will yield professional looking results with no damaged paint and minimal time involved.

2000_MAXIMA_KING

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just raise it slightly, hot rims by the way im looking for somethin like that for my 2000

cartman854

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My 20's only rub in the front when I am backing up.... strange to rub in the back, then again I dont have NEW tires on the back.

96MAXIGLE

i had this issue wit my 19 inch g35 wheels i rolled my fender and dropped the car some more..lmfao

Snypa

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roll it with a baseball bat.