Worked fine for me. 
Fender rolling tool
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Check the wheel and tire forum right now.
I think the guys name is 69TA? He rents one out with a heat gun and everything needed to get the job done right. I believe it's right around $50/$60 bucks like someone else said.
I think the guys name is 69TA? He rents one out with a heat gun and everything needed to get the job done right. I believe it's right around $50/$60 bucks like someone else said.
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Originally Posted by gtkiller00
ive heard using a baseball bat works best just lean it aginst the tires and roll it around try that !!
Don't do that unless you are willing to take the chance of Fing up your fenders
I have the eastwood roller and it works great. Try to rent one if you can and do the job right the 1st time
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From: Houma, LA
Thanks for all the tips guys. I' m researching this for a 66 Mustang. The owner of the car heard the baseball bat trick, but he can afford to change out the new 1/4's and wheel wells if they get FUBARed by that trick. I want to get the tool, so I can take care of my fenders for when I finally put 315' s on the back. I don' t have his money, and don' t want to damage my car. 
