Time has come to throw 255's in the rear. What shop around here does a good job with light fender rolling and no paint cracking? Sure there are never any guarantee's, but I want to know who my best bet is to get the job done right.

 

How much do you want to spend? They offer BMWCCA discounts, ask for Jeff or Zac & tell them Mike sent you.

The "Best" would be Haury's Collision on Lake city way, but it's not going to be cheap, but it will be done right.
HAURY'S LAKE CITY COLLISION
11514 Lake City Way NE Seattle, WA 98125
p 206-365-1565 | f 206-367-8140

 

I'm not a member and will not be a member of BMW CCA, Haury's is a few miles down the road from me though, I'll give them a call.

 

Haury's put my Cay back together after I hit a huge piece of retread throwoff. $10k worth. They did a fantastic job. I could tell you of other work they've done for me, too, but that might indicate that I am not such a good driver. It's bad luck, I tell ya...

 

I spoke with Jeff Butler and he said around 80 bucks, not bad.

 

I know where you can borrow a fender roller for a case of beer. I used it on my old 540 when I put 275s on.

 

...uh...where?

 

You might not want to do it on your E36. I have seen many a first timers & some shops give fender flares rather then rolling them, & you can also crack the paint.

If you crack the paint, it will be more then $80 to fix. Just an FYI.

 

I'm aware.

But if it's Kenny (mutual friend of Matt's and mine) he's a professional painter that did work on Matt's 540 and I would trust him with my car.

 

Haury's think I'm going to have to flare my fenders when I only need about 3mm of space to clear and I can get a whole centimeter out of my rolling my fenders

 

Mitch I got a roller if u want to borrow it. Call me

 

I sort of want to have it done professionally, I'd be pissed if I cracked my own paint.

 

We can roll your fenders for you, your goals are not difficult and e36 fender are already tucked pm me for more info/ rates if you're interested.

-Ross/SW

 

Thanks Jag's.

Traction is now my *****!

Took about 2 hours to do it right, cleaned out the inner lip from all of the dirt it's accumulated over the years.

Kept them nice and warm with a heat gun and went away.

I also cut some of the fender lining away as you suggested.

Thanks again buddy!

 

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