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Now that my cab is in the weeds it scrapes the arches going over any bump in the road. I think im going to roll the arches. I assume the plastic inner wings need to come out? Do i need a heat gun, block of wood and a hammer? And will i need to paint the arches?
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I have a pro body shop arch roller if you want to borrow it for a very small fee.
You do need to remove the liners and heat does help but there is still a very good chance youll crack your paint. usually youll only crack it just inside the edge so id just hammerite over the inner edge if you do to prevent rust.
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Can you trim the liners and put them back in?
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yep, I tend to trim the lip off the liner and use the rolled arch to pin it back
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Lovely, thanks for offering your pro kit, but i think i will stick with a hammer.
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Trimming the lip will loose some of the strength in the wing would you not be better bending it back up?
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Never mind i read that wrong