Hey guys if some one could help me out. Does anybody know how to roll fenders or what to buy to roll it. I put 285/35/19 and now I just rub like crazy i used to have 275/35/19 and it was all good but now I'm so scewed so plz some ideas or some direction thanks guys

 

Check with 4DGS (Blain) on this section, I think he was rolling fenders or he knows who does.

 

There was someone here that had a fender roller.
IDK if they still do or not.

Bueller?

 

Geerider rolls fenders shoot him a PM

 

Location?

 

conact geerider, but he's busy and bails!!! punk ***

if you can't get a hold of bhav let me know and I can hook you up with one of the Liberty Vip guys thats can roll and pull like a mother ****er.

 

Found a rental if you want to DIY.
The guy is in Bolton
http://roller.machwon.ca/

 

All you need is a box cutter and a ball peen hammer. Fender rollers are only really necessary when you want a pull done.

 

^ I don't agree.
I've done the old school bat thing before & would do that before I got out the bp hammer.

If you want to preserve the paint and have a smooth OE look, a roller is the best (only) way.

 

And $50 for 'a few days' is well worth it; I've done the PVC tube method and while it works okay, I'd prefer a roller. Don't forget to buy, borrow or steal a heat gun.

 

^ yes, heat will help the paint stretch and keep it from cracking.
Just don't go nuts and scorch it.

 

Agreed, nuts + scorch = NO.

 

I might just have to do this myself for *future* plans.

 

Hammering is the best way to get an even roll. Period.

It takes a lot of time, and a couple very sore arms. But the end result is far more precise than any roller could ever hope to accomplish. When the hammer roll is done, then use a mechanical roller to realize what fender pull you want.

When rolling from factory to flat with a fender roller, the body of the car can sustain damage far greater than would a small double sided ball peen hammer from unexperienced hands.

 

^ I think we need a video DIY Jon.