need frenders roled
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well im finishing up my 28x12.50-15 install and need the frender roled. if anyone knows someone with a fender roller, or where i can go to have them roled let me know.
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just raise the car, stick the bat in the front part of the wheelhouse, in between the tire and quarter, lower the car and slowly roll the car backwards while someone holds onto the bat very tightly
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Just trying to save the dude some coin, if you google baseball bat fender rolling I'm sure there are a myriad of how-to guides along with a plethora of videos. If done carefully and with a heat gun (or hair dryer) to gently heat it up, you won't even crack the paint.
Your other option is to pay just about any big body shop a minimum of, oh IDK 100 bucks and they will do it for you, most likely with a bat or floor jack handle. Or, if you really like spending money, you could even even drop 2-4 bills on your very own fender roller and use it once.
Your other option is to pay just about any big body shop a minimum of, oh IDK 100 bucks and they will do it for you, most likely with a bat or floor jack handle. Or, if you really like spending money, you could even even drop 2-4 bills on your very own fender roller and use it once.