osa i love my car trust me lol and i wood deff. roll sum beaters fenders first to see how good they come out before ever going near my car

 

The title of this thread did not bring fenders immediately to mind

 

Then again some of us grow a pair and give it a shot! Enthusiasts tend to DIY rather than take it to the shop.

 

And I def understand your point. I installed a few things on my car vs taking it to a shop.

What I meant to originally post was "Do it if you have the right tools, and if you dont take it to a shop"

I learned the hard way on previous cars that altering something that can affect resale value usually should be done by a professionals. Just my opinion.

 

I did mine on the spot(side street) after leaving the tire shop..rubber mallet and baseball bat..no heat. I had no choice since the tires(new) were rubbing like Mother flounder and I needed to get to work.

 

just get it done with someone who knows and has the right tools.. save yourself from the agony... on a side note.."thanks to shane, for rolling my fenders"

 

ya id ask shane to roll mine to but i live in Mass. -_-

 

sucks to be you then...BOXER

 

Dude-

It's a bit of a drive, but I am located in Vermont and will be borrowing a buddy's roller - A "Max Generation II Fender Roller"
http://www.gtfactory.jp/cms/page.php?10

I will be rolling my G sometime in a week or two. If you are serious about doing it yourself, you're more than welcome to join. I have a two car bay so I will be using my heat gun and rolling them myself. If interested, hit me up, more than welcome to join in and do it yourself the *right* way with a professional roller.

 

^^ +1