relaxfoo

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Anyone try this, any insight on this? What size bat to use child or adult? Thinking of doing my rear fenders, but don't want to spend the cash to buy a professional roller.

projectdna

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if you're not going to DIY with the right tools, don't DIY at all.

instead, pay a professional to roll your fenders.

Husni08

Just out of curiosity, what's the average cost to have someone roll fenders?

Sffd103

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I know a guy who charges $35 a fender from home.

SILVRLININ

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Pay a pro, otherwise something can go wrong...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1LdDA...eature=related

4drScion

^^lol agreed or buy a Eastwood fender roller and charge ppl to ues it. (about $270)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PqiTfYyaI1A

don

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Wait, rolling fenders with a bat is an actual practice? I thought it was just a joke lol!

Well I found a DIY from the Mighty Car Mods. Looks a little bit more proper and they have cool accents.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aXF4ZcpVufU

HtownImprt

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I never tried a bat but used a pipe off of my jack on my 350z, didn't come out so bad, but this is a Lexus so I wouldn't
most rims shops charge about $50 a corner or rent one, I rented a buddys roller for $50
and rolled mine myself, good luck

Silver10

I just had mine rolled professionally for $15 a fender at my wheel store

Sango

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Actually a co-worker told me rolling fender using a bat or a tool was actually used in the past (before the better technologies came in place). In goes in terms of whacking the fenders and doing other methods and if you're not careful, you can make an whops!!