I was going up a drive way last night and heard this god aweful sound. I look at my fender and this **** happened!!! can this be rolled out??????? plzz say yess!!

 

what is that?....fender lip seems to have been separated

 

I had the same problem last week...lol I bent it back in with pliers and rolled it with a bat. I would just take off that little lip piece too.

 

yea that separated when i saw it and then i tried to push it back in as much as possible.

did the outside of the fender start to move when you tried to bend it back in?

 

Kind of, you just need to take your time and be careful. Don't force it. It didn't come out perfect but it will do for now. I would suggest heating it first so you don't chip the paint.

 

I say get a cutoff saw...and hack away...remove the black plastic liner...and cut off the fender lip.

 

Be careful but I would just shave it off to prevent it from happening again..

 

how about rolling and pullling it some? O the awesome engine shot you posted in you thread is my back ground on my work computer. everyone is like DAMN lol what is that


lol man look at the pic again its already chipped

 

It's bare metal

 

Agreed... shave it and throw some touchup paint to prevent the rust...This happened to me often and like others i would just bend it back.

 

Lexus KID.... I love your rear lights! The white and red is awesome. Is that aftermarket?


Oh, Roll or shave?

 

I'm just going to get it rolled by I need to bend it back in some. With the roll I. An at least get the censer slightly pulled

 

GL... let us know if it came out good. I wanna roll mines too...no time other mods taking priority.

 

Damn!!!! All this crap on Friday the 13th. Mine is safe at home in the garage. Hopefully this turns out alright. Sorry to hear that buddy.

 

Shave your fenders to prevent yourself, Club Lexus, and VSC from getting anymore headaches.

Rolling then pulling will increase the chances of your fender dimpling. If you insist on pulling, then shave the fenders first. This way dimpling is less likely to occur.