Fender rolling (with the Tire Rack Roller). SCHOOL ME YO!!!!

[bullfrogs_M3]

Getting ready to do this on my car and Meecers car. I'm researching online but wanted to know those that have used it, how is it done?

http://www.diymybmw.com/e46/fender-rolling/
http://vorshlag.smugmug.com/Projects...371319&k=erMsW

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IQ_mKGRJlBU
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sVktP...eature=related

[Johnmadd]

Seen it done and thought it looked very aggressive a nd vicious but looked great afterwards. Clean the inner gap with a pick or some bent stiff wire, that's what dw says.

[danewilson77]

Yup.

If its less than 80* outside, have a hairdryer at the ready to soften the edge of the fender where you'll be rolling (we don't want cracked paint). Don't heat the paint too much though. Then, take a turn on the tool....and roll back and forth. Take a turn on the tool, and roll back and forth. Repeat until that sheet is nice and flat.

Sent from Williamsburg, VA USA

[bullfrogs_M3]

What about any filler or stuff in the roll of the fender? Does that stuff just scrape out?

[derbo]

it should scrape right out. Usually its a lot of dirt stuck in there. It helps to have a friend keep a heat gun on the fender while you roll.

[danewilson77]

it should scrape right out. Usually its a lot of dirt stuck in there. It helps to have a friend keep a heat gun on the fender while you roll.

I only had dirt, and did not have the proverbial pita stuff, some have. I just hit it with a pick, and cleaned it put really well. Should really only take you 30 minutes per side, if its nice and warm out.

Sent from Williamsburg, VA USA