I was wondering if it's still possible to get your fender shaved after its been rolled? Have anyone done this and what kind of problem can occur? I can't seem to get a super flat roll on on my rear fender to get more clearence so I think shaving is the next best option.

 

I've never seen a shave get more room than a roll, and even then, a shave causes the fender to lose it's strength. If you heat it up enough, you should be able to roll it completely flat.
-GP-

 

^^^I thought about it but I'm fearing that my fender will flare out too much if I keep on rolling it. Its already flared out quite a bit with the innner fender bending at ~35 deg. I've seen very flared out fender from excessive rolling and it doesn't look clean to me. If you look at the part where the fender meets the bumper...it looks like there's a small break/detatchment from too much force do to rolling.

 

if you're careful you can cut them "flat"







^^^the guy just used a dremel..

and i feel the exact same way about rolling fenders. ive never seen a fender rolled flat that wasnt flared out a bit...looks ghey IMO.

 

dremel would take forever, take an angle grinder to it