Fender Rolling

[outlaw335]

Would tell you the same.

Risk of paint cracking.

I actually once would not do a E46 Ci simply because it is inhumane to the car.

Slight angles yes.

There is always a risk of the paint cracking, even with the professional tools, and if it has had a hint of filler, life is going to suck...

Your thoughts on grinding Leonard?

 

[moranor@axis]

if you just need to roll the flap on the inside of the arch a bit you should be ok... but im sure a metal pole will damage your paint so i would want to stay away...

 

[MKVally]

i went to big boss auto yesterday to do mines , the rear lip was way too strong s the y grinded a bit of the lip off , helped a lil but not totally so i may have to lift rear suspension a lil to help cope with dips in the road.

 

[Frany]

:hammerhead: no coke bottles pls....this is not a corsa take it to a proper panel shop.

You could try a fanta bottel... lol the fun wil find you:roflol::biglol:

 

[SP33DYV]

problem is, everyone is gonna use a pipe of some sort. I have yet to see a place that had a legit fender rolling machine that bolts to the hub

+1
You need one of these:

http://www.bmwdiy.info/fender-rolling/index.html

 

[KarshS]

I did mine at Powerflow in Mayfair....They did an awesome job and i could even lower it when they were done...i paid R450 for the both rear....

 

[beezo003]

i used a rubber mullet on my tazz back in the day quick and easy just be nice wen doing it, dont hit the body just that lip

 

[moranor@axis]

i used a rubber mullet on my tazz back in the day quick and easy just be nice wen doing it, dont hit the body just that lip

also done it with a mallet on another car, but because i do jewellery work im pretty precise with a hammer and am good at bending metal so i did not suggest that :rollsmile:

 

[abmi0000]

I always shaved my fender lips with a grinder. Not cut!