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Hey there,

Just wondering if anyone knows of anyone, not just smash repairs etc, but maybe mobile people who are involved with guard flaring.

I have an r32 gtst and i may need to get my guards flared about 1 1/2 inches.

Cheers in advance

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oh there was issues with paint, it was a 25mm flare so there was paint crack.

im going for a repsray anyways.

i got it done for 140 for the rears.

he's a mobile mechanic , luis ; drift garage

if your keen i can grab his no. for you.

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i got mine done in the valley by an excellent mob called "exclusive auto centre"

about 70 per corner but they didn't crack the paint one bit

highyl recommended if you want a perfect job and can afford it. personally, its not worth the risk to go cheap because if the paint cracks then it cen't be reversed..

do a search in the QLD section for more info :(

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i got mine done in the valley by an excellent mob called "exclusive auto centre"

about 70 per corner but they didn't crack the paint one bit

highyl recommended if you want a perfect job and can afford it. personally, its not worth the risk to go cheap because if the paint cracks then it cen't be reversed..

do a search in the QLD section for more info :(

Cheers buddy i work in the valley so that sounds good.

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Just dont expect paint not to crack...

especially the kind of flaring you are asking for... 1 1/2 inches is a fair bit

Rolling wont crack the paint.. But flaring will almost certainly crack the paint

Im guessing you had your guards rolled WAZ? Because flaring will crack paint almost definetly

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