I happended to catch the booth at sema that made the nice fender roller that someone posted a couple weeks ago
here is a pic:
http://www.honda-central.com/i...3.JPG

I didnt talk to anyone because when I saw the booth I was there before the sema show was opended to public and the rep wasnt there yet.

anyway I snagged a biz card...
HD System
tel 92-31-352-5452
fax 82-31-6394-1377
yhaao@kebi.com
http://www.hdsystem.biz

I can take a pic of the biz card, its in a foreign (asian) language. i dont even know if its korean, jdm or wutever...


Modified by Bob-DC2 at 9:48 PM 11/5/2004

 

Actually those have been available domestically (well I mean sold, probably all made in the same place) for a while... One place that I know of, and I'm sure there are others, is: http://www.eastwood.com

specifically:
http://www.eastwood.com/shoppi...+roll

It's on sale now, but still a little expensive for a one time job, but if you amortize the cost with your fellow racers...

Same thing the shops get... in fact I think you can actually get this (or used to) from TireRack. They basically loan it to you (take a cc deposit, ship it to you and you return when done).

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by XrcR6 &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Actually those have been available domestically (well I mean sold, probably all made in the same place) for a while... One place that I know of, and I'm sure there are others, is: http://www.eastwood.com

specifically:
http://www.eastwood.com/shoppi...+roll

It's on sale now, but still a little expensive for a one time job, but if you amortize the cost with your fellow racers...

Same thing the shops get... in fact I think you can actually get this (or used to) from TireRack. They basically loan it to you (take a cc deposit, ship it to you and you return when done).</TD></TR></TABLE>

thats cool someone sells it over here.
i thought it wasnt easily available.

 

The website is in Korean, but it doesn't seem to list the fender roller, just some suspension parts.

 

A wooden mallet, a 2x4 backer/dolly and a little patience are a lot cheaper, just as good and generally more useful. If you're really a perfectionist, use a heat gun to warm the paint and you might even get a fully rolled fender and still not get the paint to crack. (I figured that out on the SECOND fender...)

Then again, you might just need that "new-tool" high.

 

I own one of those - does a much better job than any other method, with perfect results and much easier to use than a baseball bat, or mallet. look for dropspeed's thread in the ITR frum about when he borrowed it.

 

I found this one for pretty cheap....

 

i definatly need to roll mine!!

 

ive used it before my tire guy has it. main thing is heating up the paint and then roll away works out good. id recomend using it anyday, but hell if you dont care about the paint cracking or the chance of it go with the bat