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Old 06-28-2010, 04:36 PM   #1
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Does anyone have an actual fender roller that I may borrow for anday or two? I need it to roll my GTOs rear fenders. Thanks.
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When I had a body shop roll my fenders they used a baseball bat after making relief cuts along the inside of the fender.

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I did that on my Eclipse and it worked great. I've read that you can easily damage the fender wells on the rear of the Goat if you slip up. I don't wanna risk it, and just do consistant baby steps.
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