:edit: this is before I lowered my car

so my rear tires wher getting cut up by the lip from the fender, hence the title of this thread. Well what do you guys think? To me it seems I may pushed the fenders outward in the process, Im glad.
Just so you all know I used a heat gun and a hammers handle. It took me 5 hours to do both sides. The paint has not chip at all.

 

Good job.

 

man what size rim tires r u running??Looks like they stick out a bit too much but good job on the fenders. What did you use to roll them

 

look like 10.5 or 285 series to me. Just guessing though. I have 10's and 275 and mine dont stick out that much

 

Tire stamp says 275.

 

looks great

 

the rears are 9.5 inch wide

 

good job, i did mine with a hair dryer and a bat. the old school honda days

 

looks good, nice job

 

looks good, wish I had the ***** to do my own, paid for mine to be rolled

 

I need to do mine badly my rear is like 1mm away from the tire..Ive cut it out a little but i still need to roll them sense I still rub over bumps and hard corners . Does the hair dryer and Bat method work ?

 

what offsets are the rears?

 

I need to roll mine cuz i'm running 265's in the rear...and my offset for the 9.5 is +38. I am going to pay for my mine..but the hair dryer and bad method looks good to me.

 

the offsets are 35 rear and 36 front

 

I used the end of a hammers handle to roll mine. Once I warmed up the fender and paint I held the heat gun and the hammer handle at the same time thus keeping the heat on the paint while rolling. Gently bend the lip upward and pushing the fender out towards you. I cannot stress enough to TAKE YOUR TIME. I think that every bend was around 1mm at a time, I didnt try to roll it all at once. The whole process took me 5 hours. I also waited for a warm day, I wouldnt try this if you dont have a heated garage up north, it was over 80 degrees here today.