CSS Fitment Thread VOL. Stance or GTFO
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From: NEPA
She really isnt that great looking.... you guys must be lonely.
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From: Livonia, MI
Most people/shops will rent the roller or sometimes even free with a deposit which you get back when you return it. Look on craigslist and i bet you will find someone who will rent you theirs.
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From: West Chicago, IL
There is a method i found to gradually lower the car while rolling a wooden bat to gradually roll the fender, applying heat from a gun as you go. Seems legit haha
On my previous car (Acura CL-S) I used heat and a mallet lol. Came out decent imo. If you're not a perfectionist then I would try the baseball bat method. As long as u keep it heated it shouldnt crack. However the problem I ran into was a little wavy uneven look on my fenders.
Baseball bat method and phone book method both work decently, but little room for error. A fender roller works perfectly. I can't use any of those methods on my plastic car
Dremel method!
LOL. I prefer to carefully cut sheet metal wth a cutoff wheel and then sand it smooth vs trying to fold it over. I have cut up a few fenders free hand but none on Cobalts.





