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the wheel and remove it from the wheel spindle. Thoroughly clean the inside
of the mudguard and edge of the wheel arch; remove loose skid plate and
other loose parts e.g. split etc. Secure the FenderRoller to the wheel
spindle flange with the original wheel bolts or nuts. The wheel guard
should be moved in several stages. For example, first by 30 degrees, then
60, then 90. The FenderRoller can be adjusted in one go by loosening the
upper clamping lever. During this process, the area to be worked should
be heated thoroughly using a hot air gun (c. 40-60°C). The FenderRoller
can be adapted to suit different wheel guard radii and wheel arches by
adjusting the telescope and twisting the spindle. If the Fender Roller
is used properly, you will then have a smooth beaded edge without lasting
damage to the varnish. After the beading process is completed, the inside
edges of the wheel arches should be sealed with an appropriate car body
jointing compound and car body protective coating.
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