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Eastwood Fender Finisher, anybody used it before?

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romeo291January 29, 2010
#297037

Eastwood Fender Finisher, anybody used it before?

Have anyone used this tool before? I know it's new, but I was wondering if any of you guys have tried it yet.

Eastwood Fender Finisher Rolling Tool

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Have anyone used this tool before?  I know it's new, but I was wondering if any of you guys have tried it yet.

[url=http://www.eastwood.com/fender-finisher.html]Eastwood Fender Finisher Rolling Tool[/url]

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Socal VIPFebruary 2, 2010
#297673
I want to know also.
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I want to know also.
chancellor842February 2, 2010
#297700
My buddy bought one a while ago but hasn't used it yet.

All our cars are either rolled or shaved already. ha

I'll keep you posted if we use it.
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My buddy bought one a while ago but hasn't used it yet.

All our cars are either rolled or shaved already. ha

I'll keep you posted if we use it.
5t341tHFebruary 2, 2010
#297741
looks like it will work only on thin quarterpanels/fenders
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looks like it will work only on thin quarterpanels/fenders
edwinbongFebruary 9, 2010
#299120
looks like its metal on metal...wonder if theres anything in between to prevent scratches
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looks like its metal on metal...wonder if theres anything in between to prevent scratches
PureDrifterFebruary 11, 2010
#299521
those black pads are probably a soft/slippery plastic.
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those black pads are probably a soft/slippery plastic.
Jiraiya_13February 13, 2010
#299932
hmm nice tool know it would work on my front fenders dunno about the rears though
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hmm nice tool know it would work on my front fenders dunno about the rears though
berlinas2k2February 26, 2010
#302869
When you roll the fender, it isn't exactly flat up against the back, this tool flattens the bent metal out so you don't have to roll it as much.
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When you roll the fender, it isn't exactly flat up against the back, this tool flattens the bent metal out so you don't have to roll it as much.