Bat Method Help

[Chunky]

Apparently there isn't anyone within a 100 mile radius that rolls fenders here where I'm located. So I guess I'm going to buy a baseball bat just kind of afraid I'm going to mess up my fenders.

Can anyone help with some advice or reassurance at least.
I'm only doing the rear. Thanks

 

[Russianred]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DDTK9IjKIYU




It works! Just be sure to use a heat gun!!

 

[Chunky]

Naw bro, I can't do the hammer method. I skeptical about the bat method, and I'm going to do it, much less the hammer one.

 

[almightyfargoth]

You could order one of these Eastwood fender rollers and DIY it.

I don't know about this price though: http://www.eastwood.com/ew-fender-roller-w-instruction.html

I actually need to do this myself, I've still got more low to go

 

[Johnson]

hammer is for front and bat is for back

i think

 

[Werkmeister47]

when my friend rolled my fender with a bat, he first raised the car with a jack, then he put the bat between the wheel and the fender, then he slowly dropped the car and u gotta do it slow!!!, he dropped the car until its barely resting on the bat and he started rolling, repeat it a couple more times with more pressure each time and he did it real slow (patient) and my car came out clean with no dents

 

[6genaccord]

when my friend rolled my fender with a bat, he first raised the car with a jack, then he put the bat between the wheel and the fender, then he slowly dropped the car and u gotta do it slow!!!, he dropped the car until its barely resting on the bat and he started rolling, repeat it a couple more times with more pressure each time and he did it real slow (patient) and my car came out clean with no dents

how did he roll the fender while adjusting the different jack heights? just rolled the bat with his hands?

 

[Chunky]

Here's a question I just thought about.

Wood or Aluminum?

 

[Johnson]

alu

 

[matty2013]

jam it in there, and drive the car forward