Eastwood 98030 Fender Roller and Fender Finisher Kit

98030 Includes Only:

• 31158 Eastwood Fender Roller Tool
• 16022 Eastwood Fender Finisher – Hand Fender Former Tool

Features:

• Eastwood Fender Roller
  • Professional grade high quality tool for years of service
  • Durable powder coated finish
  • Delrin® ball-bearing fender-former wheel
  • A must have for lowered vehicles
  • Increases tire to fender clearance
  • Non-Marring Delrin®forming roller
  • Fits a wide range of automotive and light trucks
  • Durable heavy steel powder coated construction
• Eastwood Fender Finisher
  • Will work on most vehicles
  • No need to remove wheel or lift vehicle
  • Quality constructed and will last for years
  • Padded jaws to protect painted surfaces

The Eastwood Fender-Rolling Tool and Fender Finisher Kit won’t let your fender ruin expensive tires on lowered vehicles.

First use the Roller to easily and quickly “roll” the entire inner lip on a wheel opening to increase fender/tire clearance. Then use the Fender Finisher™ for the final touch, creating a crisp, smooth edge, with the lip pressed fully up against the body for the ideal fender clearance.

Increase tire/fender clearance with this pro grade forming tool. Slotted holes will accommodate up to a 120.6 mm (4.75″) 4 and 5 lug bolt circles. Bolts directly to hub flange, and is held in place with the included dished washers and vehicles lug nuts. Forming arm adjusts from 14″ to 22-3/4″. Delrin ® ball bearing forming roller is tough enough to form the fender without damaging the paint.

Use the Eastwood Fender Finisher to flatten the inner sheet metal lip of the front fenders to gain more clearance when going to a larger size wheel/tire combo or lowering the vehicle.Constructed from stamped steel frame with molded hand grips and a durable powder coated finish this tool will last for years. Replaceable rubber pads (two extra included) will not damage painted surfaces. To be used on the front fenders only.

Use a heat gun (not included) to gently heat the paint on the outside of the fender to ease the forming without damage to the paint.