How To Use The Eastwood Fender Roller – Tips and Tricks

Back in the day, we used to jack up a car a little bit and then put a baseball bat on top of the tire so that when we lowered the car back down we could roll it backwards and forwards to “roll” the fender lip or “flare” it a bit for more tire clearance. And this works! But it certainly is not as good as using a specific fender rolling tool like the one you can buy at Eastwood. There are others available as well, but they are all pretty much the same with regards to layout and use. But how do you use them correctly? And what are some tips and tricks that will make your fender lip manipulation work best?

Check them out in this video from Eastwood.

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