i got a 93 Eg i have a problem im runnig some weds sports on 205/50r 15 falken azenies i have 3/4 inch gap between the tire and the fender and every time i turn it rubs really bad i was wondering if anyone new a place were they can roll my fenders. i live in san diego. so please if any one can help i will apriciate it.l

 

i've seen people just do it with a baseball bat...

 

I just use my hands to pull Honda fenders. The metal is very thin. If that doesn't work, pull off the fender liners, and beat the lip of the fender in with a hammer...carefully(a body dolly helps ). It's common sense really.

 

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worked for me use a heatgun to heat the metal though & becareful about cracking your paint. or you can buy the tool from eastwood.

 

A heatgun will not help you. It will melt the paint before it softens the steel.

 

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oh okay, thats the instructions thats given w/ the eastwood roller.

 

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oh okay, thats the instructions thats given w/ the eastwood roller. </TD></TR></TABLE>

true story, i got a free heat gun when i ordered my fender roller from Eastwood....i rolled my fenders and used the heat gun..didnt crack my paint at all

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wxmw-4A0DEQ

 

It's not cracking that you need to worry about. If your not careful the paint will melt. From experience I've never needed a heat gun for steel, but whatever

 

hey thanks alot for you guys advise im goin to try them and see wichone will work