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temperature for rolling guards
hey guys, just wondering what temperature I should have the guards at when rolling them? anyone done this before and know by experience?
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Too hot to touch by hand but not hot enough to burn the paint, pretty much a suck and see thing really.
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When I did it on my last car I used a heat gun, and as above to hot to touch but you still should be able to give it a tap with your fingers just to feel the heat.
Remember its always a lot easier to get more temp into it then to wait for it to cool down. If you're planning on using a mallet you can be quiet rough before it start to bend but in reflective surfaces you will notice how even it is.
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