How It Works

The Rolling Process

Step 1:
The vehicle is jacked up and wheel or wheels removed.

Step 2:
The guard lip is cleared of dirt, gravel etc.

Step 3:
rolling the guard
The guard is heated with a heat gun to allow the paint to flex while being rolled.

Step 4:
The guard lip is rolled in several stages, a little at a time and heated during each stage.

Step 5:
Once completed the inner lip of the guard will be an almost vertical “u” shape or as close to 90 degrees as possible from the original horizontal lip.

A successful roll is dependent on a number of factors, can vary from vehicle to vehicle and may change if the vehicle:-

has uneven or very large spot welds around guard lip
has any weak spots in the guard
is an older vehicle
has holes, grooves, seams or joins or variations in the structure of the guard lip
has any rust, body filler etc under the paint
has been modified or has had earlier smash repairs

DISCLAIMER:
Precision Guard Rolling does not accept liability for damage arising from rolling guards on any vehicle, this includes paint cracking or flaking or any rippling, distortion, indenting or changes in guard shape or location. However, every effort will be made to identify possible problems, reduce risk and liaise with the client before the commencement of any work.