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Fender Pull/Roll Issues - Fixable without painting??

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xiaphinMay 24, 2015
#515827

Fender Pull/Roll Issues - Fixable without painting??

Attempting to pull my fenders today when I ran into a problem and was wondering if anybody had advice on how to salvage/fix it. Everything was looking good then I readjusted to height of the roller. There are two hard lines/creases 3/8 to 1/2 inch apart in the center of the fender lip. Using Eastwood roller, heat gun and infrared thermometer. Heating to 130-145 degrees. Was attempting to pull from the hard fender line and below out 2-4 mm. Still need a few more mm to tuck and was thinking the creases might blend out if I continue to pull but don't want to make them worse. Any advice is appreciated. Pics below.


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Attempting to pull my fenders today when I ran into a problem and was wondering if anybody had advice on how to salvage/fix it.  Everything was looking good then I readjusted to height of the roller. There are two hard lines/creases 3/8 to 1/2 inch apart in the center of the fender lip.  Using Eastwood roller, heat gun and infrared thermometer. Heating to 130-145 degrees.  Was attempting to pull from the hard fender line and below out 2-4 mm.  Still need a few more mm to tuck and was thinking the creases might blend out if I continue to pull but don't want to make them worse.  Any advice is appreciated.  Pics below.


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beachbum-1May 26, 2015
#515839
Did you try using the roller right under the indent? Why didn't you just get camber arms and run more camber? On that type of fender I would have tryed using the telephone book roll technique. What car is it?
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Did you try using the roller right under the indent? Why didn't you just get camber arms and run more camber? On that type of fender I would have tryed using the telephone book roll technique. What car is it?
xiaphinMay 26, 2015
#515840
beachbum-1;515839 wrote:Did you try using the roller right under the indent?


Didn't for fear of making it worse.

beachbum-1;515839 wrote:Why didn't you just get camber arms and run more camber?


Don't want to run more than 2-2.5 degrees. Only camber adjustment is from stock eccentric nut on LCA. No aftermarket arms available.

beachbum-1;515839 wrote:On that type of fender I would have tryed using the telephone book roll technique. What car is it?


2010 Genesis Sedan.
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[QUOTE=beachbum-1;515839]Did you try using the roller right under the indent?[/QUOTE]

Didn't for fear of making it worse. 

[QUOTE=beachbum-1;515839]Why didn't you just get camber arms and run more camber? [/QUOTE]

Don't want to run more than 2-2.5 degrees. Only camber adjustment is from stock eccentric nut on LCA. No aftermarket arms available.

[QUOTE=beachbum-1;515839]On that type of fender I would have tryed using the telephone book roll technique. What car is it?[/QUOTE]

2010 Genesis Sedan.