nfinitecc

Is it as simple it sounds, you just grab pull? or actually loosen and jack your body lines all up, tryin to fit 15x8 -0 on an EM1

nfinitecc

bump for advice

sc4dr

Have you tryed fitting them first?

"00"R

I dont get it, what are you trying to pull. Is there a dent to pull or are you trying to pull the fender off the car, what do you mean?

Bailhatch

he means stretching the fender arch away from the body to fit his wheels.

I just rolled and stretched the rear fenders on my 93 hatch. I just used a small hammer and slowly worked the lip up into the inner fendre. Then I just kept hammering the folded lip out and pulled it out about 1/4". I did all this on bare metal while replacing the fenders. The trick to making it look right, is to run your hand over it after every few taps so make sure you are keeping it smooth. I would not try it with paint that you want to keep on the car.

spock_rocker

i infact have some missing pieces of paint in the rear from doing this to fast.. you have to be careful.. and i now need new rear fenders

Bailhatch

when people try and roll or pull with good paint it is recomended (not by me haha) to warm the panel up with a heat gun to let the paint flex more easily. Just what I have heard but I still wouldn't try it.

honda.parts.dude

I rolled the rears on my 95 civic coupe. did it with a plain hammer using light taps. Luckily I didnt have any problems with the paint!!!

nfinitecc

yea i ordered an eastwood roller so hopefully i can push the fenders out enough to do the trick. thanks guys

Bailhatch

thats cheating!

I bet it works well though... you ever see the ones made from 'widowmaker' VW jacks?

sc4dr

Are you talking about fenders or quarter panels? If it's a quarter panel, use a body hammer and tap the pinch weld up into the wheel opening. Take your time like bailhatch said and you'll be fine.

vsmhatched

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I got one of those too....works so good, i love it...as for paint..use a heat gun and kinda heat up the areas so the paint doesn't chip off

aleks77

how much is that roller, and also whats the max you can pull a fender, WITH bodywork, is an 1" or 2"s possible? I know it will cave in, but thats where bondo comes in!

Simple_Sauce

You can rent fender rollers like that for as low as $50 a day.