Does anyone have a clue of where I could get my fenders rolled some in Maryland? Also would like to know of any Euro Performance shops around my area.

There's quite a few high performance shops up there that I of course cannot remember off hand right now (haven't lived there for like 10 years). I just found a couple of places down here in VA though... sorry,.. I know that that doesn't help.

Bill

Well where in virginia they might be somewhat close to me because alot of the shops I new of up here closed. Zip codes names of them if ya can find them.

moved to the Mid-Atlantic forum.

i searched around for over a month in the MAR, couldnt find anything close or reasonably priced. So i just used a local forum member's roller. You can also rent one, doing it yourself isn't hard at all.

humm where did you rent one from?

Anyone have any clues where abouts I can get this done?

you can rent one in tons of places or buy one for i think about $200

google that biatch!

and i know there used to be a member here who'd rent a tool out -- once again -- search for fender rolling tool

Depends where in MD, but in York there is a new shop that will do it, plus they have a dyno too!

Jimmy

can't you do that with a baseball bat?

can't you do that with a baseball bat?

Yes, but dangerous on a street car. Easy to damage the paint

can't you do that with a baseball bat?

Please. Please do not do this.

PM 3rd_collective on e46fanatics. He has a roller and hooks up A LOT of folks.

PM 3rd_collective on e46fanatics. He has a roller and hooks up A LOT of folks.


+1 he can be found on euromodder.com too :)

wonger rents out the eastwood fender rolling tool. he's located in silver spring.


PM magnetic1

Ok straight up I have a guy who will rent me one but Im no damn body man ya know Im not chancing screwin up my M3, Ive never done it so I don't really wanna learn on my M. EVEN if it is easy

I guess you didn't try 3rd_collective on e46fanatics? Great local guy.

Did anyone ever figure this out? I live in the area and am prob going to need to get it done too, especially if I go with a 19/235/8.5 by 19/265/9.5 setup.

nA I am still wondering aswell

you need the tool - you can buy one that's $240 or os and then resell for slightly less, or rent it out

you can DIY. I've never done it before but i did look at instructions on how to and it's extremely easy. You take off your wheel and put the tool on instead, and then roll :D hehe

i heard you need to heat the fenders with a heat gun before just rolling them to prevent paint peeling...

Heat the fender with the gun throughout the roll. Id have one guy on the outside of the fender with the gun, while you roll the fender from the other side

yea thats to prevent the older cars paint from chipping and peeling

Just PM 3rd_Collective on E46Fanatics. He'll take care of you.