Question about fender rolling and pricing??
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Question about fender rolling and pricing??
How much did everyone pay for their fender rolling and did you need it?
Right now if i put one person in my back seat, i'll rub around corners or over bumps.
I got a quote for $50 a fender here at a local shop (same place that did my tints) and it seemed high, but they guarantee their work for no cracking in the paint, so i have a feeling im just going to do it next week...
So do you rub and how much did it cost you?
Right now if i put one person in my back seat, i'll rub around corners or over bumps.
I got a quote for $50 a fender here at a local shop (same place that did my tints) and it seemed high, but they guarantee their work for no cracking in the paint, so i have a feeling im just going to do it next week...
So do you rub and how much did it cost you?
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50 bucks a fender is the normal going rate around here for a good job with gauranteed no paint chips.
i personally rolled my fenders on all of my own vehicles(not as hard or bad as everyone thinks). IIRC, i have a eastwood fender roller. the good thing about having your own fender roller? it pretty much pays for itself once you do a couple jobs
i personally rolled my fenders on all of my own vehicles(not as hard or bad as everyone thinks). IIRC, i have a eastwood fender roller. the good thing about having your own fender roller? it pretty much pays for itself once you do a couple jobs
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Originally Posted by NAT@FFTec
50 bucks a fender is the normal going rate around here for a good job with gauranteed no paint chips.
i personally rolled my fenders on all of my own vehicles(not as hard or bad as everyone thinks). IIRC, i have a eastwood fender roller. the good thing about having your own fender roller? it pretty much pays for itself once you do a couple jobs
i personally rolled my fenders on all of my own vehicles(not as hard or bad as everyone thinks). IIRC, i have a eastwood fender roller. the good thing about having your own fender roller? it pretty much pays for itself once you do a couple jobs
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Originally Posted by Wannabe6MT
^they do.
Papa im doin it next week.
And i might lower the rear of my car back back down to Z springs from G coupes. Then my car would be ridin fly
I put it back up so i wouldnt rub, but now i wouldnt have to worry about it
Papa im doin it next week.
And i might lower the rear of my car back back down to Z springs from G coupes. Then my car would be ridin fly
I put it back up so i wouldnt rub, but now i wouldnt have to worry about it
z springs out back may give you a squatted look or sagging in the back plus a choppy/bouncy ride
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Originally Posted by Wannabe6MT
What do you have? I want to go a little lower but dont know what to do, and i scrape on my driveway as is haha
but I have 35 series tires and rolled rear lips
plus I have 2 car seats in the back that are light empty and while occupied.