I have a 88 GT and i just put a set of welds on my car and they slightly rub sometimes, anyone around the hernando area know how to roll rear fenders safely with out messing my car up?

 

Check Ford For Sale,a few guys have fender rollers,I believe Stangonline will come to you and do it.

 

https://www.tamparacing.com/forums/f...ller-50-a.html

 

Im a little far from these people so i dont know if they want to travel so much, if anyone is a little closer hit me up.

 

It says specifiacally in the post, "I will come to you"....

 

Where are you at? I just had some jerk from Orlando jump in my thread and spam it with his ad because I guess he owns the joint? ...but..I guess if you're in Orlando, it makes sense to give him a call.

If you're in the Tampabay area, I can do it.

 

Like my post said im in hernado north of pasco. Let me know if we could work something out.

 

Sorry, didn't see that you put it in the thread - I just always look under the peoples names to see where they are from...

That's a little far, like you said. Might be able to work something out still. How is the paint on the car? Original? Recently painted? Going to get painted soon?

 

Car has pretty good paint now, i think it was painted about 2 years ago, i was considering repainting the car if i could find a decent price. Is it real common to have panit chip while doing the roll? What if we cut the lip in sections to have the pressure more evenly spread? Just an idea i dont know how it works really...

 

I've used a wooden base ball bat with good results.

Depending on how much clearance is in between the wheel well and the tire will dictate which end of the bat to use. Start in the middle,.. press down on the tire so the bat goes up into the fender lip,.. then start rolling the bat back and forth working on the fender lip until you have it tucked up the whole way around.

Hurst