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April 12th 2006, 15:53
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If they're aftermarket fenders, they often have extra material in the fender lips due to poor stamping. You may look at trimming back the lip with tin snips or a cut-off wheel.
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April 13th 2006, 04:24
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If you don't want to spend $250 for a one-time-use tool or buy new fenders, go to a body shop. I was quoted $75 for all four fenders. (I eventually found a different solution.)
The trouble with this tool (or a baseball bat and towel -- a suggestion tossed my way at the time of my consideration  ) is being able to practice on a few fenders before doing your own for real.
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