Before & After Fender Roll Pics
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Before & After Fender Roll Pics
So I've had this car for "almost" a week now, and I was just fed up with not being able to lower the back... I took some time to go and see a friend of mine down in Miramar FL and asked him to roll my rear fenders... Here are a few before and after pics... Tell me what you think
Quick specs:
HP 20" Rims. 20x9.5 rear (+32)
20x8.5 front
Tires: Nitto Invo 275/30/20 Rear
245/30/20 front
Cusco Coilovers
Eastwood fender roller at work:
Before
After
Before
After
Before
After
Quick specs:
HP 20" Rims. 20x9.5 rear (+32)
20x8.5 front
Tires: Nitto Invo 275/30/20 Rear
245/30/20 front
Cusco Coilovers
Eastwood fender roller at work:
Before
After
Before
After
Before
After
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We rolled them.. No cutting at all... The little tabs that hold the rubber piece on the fender is what caused the inconsistency of the roll... However, I have a PDR (paint less dent remover) that said it will be no problem to "smooth" it out...
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Looks good to me. A fender roll is never going to come out 100% perfect unless its at the body shop before paint. Nobody is going to notice the tiny imperfections unless they sit there with a chair and stare at your car for hours. I like those wheels and the color of your car.
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I like your car also looks good all around.
Your close up shots do show the imperfections ,I guess they arent that bad really.
For the record the only way to fix these imperfections is with body work , I dont know what 'PDR' is but I can pretty much guarantee the only way to properly repair them is with old fashion style body work.
Your close up shots do show the imperfections ,I guess they arent that bad really.
For the record the only way to fix these imperfections is with body work , I dont know what 'PDR' is but I can pretty much guarantee the only way to properly repair them is with old fashion style body work.