fender rolling
#16
Originally Posted by kris79
yeah umm total waste of time...went there 2 times today, i got sent home the first time and was told to come back at a later time when i get back after waiting for a hour they tell me oh they dont have the rolling tool! wtf hahahhha
i will leave the shops name out of this for now. but i hope tomorrow when i do it, it comes out good. btw weird thing my rear is super low now for some reason hahhaha
i will leave the shops name out of this for now. but i hope tomorrow when i do it, it comes out good. btw weird thing my rear is super low now for some reason hahhaha
#17
#18
ok i will still leave the name of hte first shop i went too out since they end up not rolling my fenders, but i went to machiii today and i have to say they did a great job. i always trusted them but i never heard of anyone using them for rolling. so hell i guess since i been going there for years and am really cool with the people there i would give it a try. i am very happy with the way it came out, i have a full fold with no cracking and they adjusted my coilovers for me lol.
mach iii
1507 Ocean Ave
San Francisco 94112
(415) 594-0029
if u call tell them kris yu sent you.
mach iii
1507 Ocean Ave
San Francisco 94112
(415) 594-0029
if u call tell them kris yu sent you.
#22
Originally Posted by kris79
ok i will still leave the name of hte first shop i went too out since they end up not rolling my fenders, but i went to machiii today and i have to say they did a great job. i always trusted them but i never heard of anyone using them for rolling. so hell i guess since i been going there for years and am really cool with the people there i would give it a try. i am very happy with the way it came out, i have a full fold with no cracking and they adjusted my coilovers for me lol.
mach iii
1507 Ocean Ave
San Francisco 94112
(415) 594-0029
if u call tell them kris yu sent you.
mach iii
1507 Ocean Ave
San Francisco 94112
(415) 594-0029
if u call tell them kris yu sent you.
I'm still really torn between the whole roll vs. cutting thing. With rolling, the paint chipping issue seems so hit or miss. Any bodyshop should be able to seal cut fenders well, right? Do you guys know of anyone who's had to deal with rust on their cut fenders?
I've also heard/seen on this forum that if they heat up the paint too much the paint starts to degrade.
Kris - How's the paint from the areas that they heated up? Still like new?
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