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Ferrari F430, BMW Mcoupe, Range Rover Sport, Mercedes E55 (sold), Porsche Carrera 4s (sold)
Fenders rolled
Any recommendations in the Los Angeles area?
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2005 E500 AMG SPORT, 2002 ML320 LOADED
Try rolling your own (no pun intended) :)
Roll your own!!!
Try this link:
http://www.myhotmercedes.com/mercede...ng_Tool/548724
I have not tried this tool myself but at one time owned a 911 that had flared fenders. Save some money looks like this is on sale (think of it as an adventure).
KEELBOAT
Try this link:
http://www.myhotmercedes.com/mercede...ng_Tool/548724
I have not tried this tool myself but at one time owned a 911 that had flared fenders. Save some money looks like this is on sale (think of it as an adventure).
KEELBOAT
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Ferrari F430, BMW Mcoupe, Range Rover Sport, Mercedes E55 (sold), Porsche Carrera 4s (sold)
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Ferrari F430, BMW Mcoupe, Range Rover Sport, Mercedes E55 (sold), Porsche Carrera 4s (sold)
Roll your own!!!
Try this link:
http://www.myhotmercedes.com/mercede...ng_Tool/548724
I have not tried this tool myself but at one time owned a 911 that had flared fenders. Save some money looks like this is on sale (think of it as an adventure).
KEELBOAT
Try this link:
http://www.myhotmercedes.com/mercede...ng_Tool/548724
I have not tried this tool myself but at one time owned a 911 that had flared fenders. Save some money looks like this is on sale (think of it as an adventure).
KEELBOAT
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Make sure you're aware of the danger in rolling the fenders. The paint has to be heated up so the paint won't crack. I was going to have the fenders rolled on my Audi. The best body shop in town said they'd do it for a couple hours of labor time but they wouldn't guarantee that the paint wouldn't crack. They said some fenders rolled right up while others would cause the fender paint to crack. It's going to cost you exponentially more money if that happens. I decided at that point not to have it done.