swegs430

Im about to get my car into the shop and want to show them a nice executed work so they can have something to look at. It needs to be done alright and im going realy flushed..

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socaristo

i like to see pics too....thanks cl

Measured

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A good bodyshop would know what to do. It isn't rocket science and if the shop isn't able to feel confident in doing so. I suggest you move on to one that can.

RMMGS4

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I just posted these pics in the other thread on preventing rust on shaved fenders.

This was an easy cut and paste.









https://www.clublexus.com/forums/gs-...-fender-2.html




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swegs430

^^ that looks solid. Did u cut anything before u start to belt sand the rest? Or did u go with the beltsander allready from the beginning? Its like 15mm or more to take away:/ just curious

phillygs3

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i call it swagger flush


Here is the link to the surgery
http://liberty-vip.com/2010/02/23/li...ed-2/#more-408

/209JOHN\

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^^^^^ Daymn Philly... that is some crazzy *** fender work..... very nice .. hehe

RMMGS4

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If you use a 60 grit belt it cuts fast, within 30 min. Most shops don't have practice using a belt sander; they have cutting tools and disc sanders. Belt sanding is a lot safer for the novice at home because the other tools can get out of your hands and scratch the front fender paint accidentally, if you don't have a lot of experience using them.


I posted on several threads on the process I used. You can do a search for keywords like "shave" and posts by "RMMGS4".


Here's a video : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=035C7Eubqwk

Wheel_Man

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"Swagger Flush" Lol!! That's awesome ;-D Car looks Gorgeous!

miaristo

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The ultimate of pulled fenders. That's pimpin!!!!

/209JOHN\

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good video... thx for sharing Glen

j stuff

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great vid thanks

Lextasy671

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now that's clean shaved..hahaha. great work and thanks for sharing.