Should I roll my fenders?

lcg · 08-02-2013, 11:05 PM

Trying to fit 220m rims, heard some horror stories about paint discolouration, paint bubbling, and paint chipping front rolling. Is it as bad as some ppl say it is? Anyone experience this or have rolled their fenders?

Amini77 · 08-03-2013, 02:37 AM

If you take it to an experienced guy who heats the paint up properly (not too much where it can bubble, and not too little where it can chip in the future) you should have no problem. Just look around for a reputable guy, if you can't find the guys reputation (usually can't off craigslist) ask for pictures of previous cars they've done.

lcg · 08-03-2013, 11:56 AM

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Originally Posted by Amini77

If you take it to an experienced guy who heats the paint up properly (not too much where it can bubble, and not too little where it can chip in the future) you should have no problem. Just look around for a reputable guy, if you can't find the guys reputation (usually can't off craigslist) ask for pictures of previous cars they've done.

Thanks bro ill check out some places

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Amini77 Brigadier General 186 Rep 4,732 Posts Drives: Alpine White '13 550i Join Date: Nov 2011 Location: Tarzana, CA iTrader: (1) Garage List 2013 BMW 550i [0.00]	If you take it to an experienced guy who heats the paint up properly (not too much where it can bubble, and not too little where it can chip in the future) you should have no problem. Just look around for a reputable guy, if you can't find the guys reputation (usually can't off craigslist) ask for pictures of previous cars they've done.
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