Looking for somebody to roll my fenders!

[mikemikemike222]

Looking for somebody to roll all 4 of my fenders on my 1990 integra DA. I called a couple shops and some places quoted me ridiculously high.. even up to the 500$ mark, which i think is just absolutely ridiculous.


If anybody would like to tackle this for me just either reply on here or PM me as i am on here quite a bit and we can work out a deal, ill even buy you beer if you want while you roll em

[mikemikemike222]

Bumppp...

Need this done soon, my tires are rubbing like crazy!

Or if anybody can recommend a good shop to do it that would be great too, i have heard screamin paint works does a good job. can anyone vouch?

[Little Dragon]

Screamin paint works rents out the roller, that's how I did mine.

It's not too hard to be honest, just go slow and steady while warming up the fender with a heat gun.

[spacerz]

They ARE a good shop. However, they won't guarantee to you that your paint won't crack unless you pay a significant amount of money(IIRC). Why don't you just rent one and do it yourself? It's not rocket science.

[mikemikemike222]

Originally posted by spacerz
They ARE a good shop. However, they won't guarantee to you that your paint won't crack unless you pay a significant amount of money(IIRC). Why don't you just rent one and do it yourself? It's not rocket science.

I'm more worried about waving and an uneven roll if i do it myself, is it easy to cause waving and/or an uneven roll?

[gretz]

Garage Box...

[spacerz]

Originally posted by mikemikemike222

No...that is what the roller is for. Just take your time and use heat.

[JZS_147]

just a roll or did you want a fender pull?

[mikemikemike222]

Originally posted by JZS_147
just a roll or did you want a fender pull?

Just a roll. No pulling.

[mikemikemike222]

Originally posted by gretz
Garage Box...

They quoted me almost 400 to do all 4. Although i know for a fact they do terrific work, but i can't justify paying 400 for someone to roll my fenders.

[garyb]

use a phone book.

[mikemikemike222]

Originally posted by garyb
use a phone book.

haha, you sir are a complete genius

[Modelexis]

I used a large hammer to roll my fenders, like a charm it worked.

[JZS_147]

I used a bunch of hammers to pull mine:

[ddduke]

Originally posted by mikemikemike222


haha, you sir are a complete genius

You sir are a cheap ass. What's $400 to guarantee you get good work? If you're that much of a miser then do it by your self. Oh yeah, you want to get a good job, but you don't want to pay for it, what a dilemma.

[mikemikemike222]

Originally posted by ddduke


You sir are a cheap ass. What's $400 to guarantee you get good work? If you're that much of a miser then do it by your self. Oh yeah, you want to get a good job, but you don't want to pay for it, what a dilemma.

Cool story bro!

[03ozwhip]

there are so many ways to do it, phone book, baseball bat, heat and rubber mallet, fender roller. jsut pick one and go. if i was to do it again, i would use heat and rubber mallet, i used it before and it turned out good, not alot of roll, but more than enough.

[JZS_147]

rubber mallet is fail...you need to either use a hammer or fender roller

[sr20s14zenki]

The eastwood fender roller is like 250 on ebay......


just a thought.

[jdmgt]

its only 179.99 if you order it directly from eastwood.com

on sale until march 31st.