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Hey Guys

Sorry if this has already been covered but im not having any luck.

i have a R33 GTS-T which already had the front guards rolled when i bought the car. Since, i have gotten new wheels which have started to peel the guards back a bit so i need to get the rolled again to stop scrapping around corners.

I have been to a bunch of panel beaters around North Ryde and some places on Victoria road and they all tell me they dont have the equipment to do the job. Can someone recommend a good place in Sydney that can get this done and what the average cost is for the job?

Also on my right rear guard i have a bit of paint thats cracked. What would you suggest to do to stop rust starting? get it repainted?

thanks for any help.

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With cracked paint, I just sprayed clear coat over it. Can't tell anything has been painted on it, but it will protect it from corrosion. This was with my ke70, with a skyline, I would get it resprayed properly.

Average price for a roll job would be roughly $50 per guard, or even $45.

Around $50-$60 a guard sounds right... don't live in Sydney so can't recommend which place to go to - but with paint scrapping... get some sand paper and sand it back smoothly, then spray some primer on the cracked area (with other areas masked up of course) - then apply a few layers of matching paints then clear coat it... and it should not be noticable at all.

Good luck.

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