What was done to your JK this week?
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I did the same to mine a while back. Not legal. But it's kinda hard to differentiate between it just looking darker head on because of the rest of the windows being tinted, or just the windshield being tinted. Knock on wood.. haven't had a problem yet, and I'm for sure noticed. It doesn't hinder visibility AT ALL, in fact it helps. I have some fiends with other vehicles with much darker tint.. visibility is a much different story with them.
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I did the same to mine a while back. Not legal. But it's kinda hard to differentiate between it just looking darker head on because of the rest of the windows being tinted, or just the windshield being tinted. Knock on wood.. haven't had a problem yet, and I'm for sure noticed. It doesn't hinder visibility AT ALL, in fact it helps. I have some fiends with other vehicles with much darker tint.. visibility is a much different story with them.
I started with an air grinder, but the two compressor I tried couldn't keep up. So I went back to my electric grinder with a 4" disk. Then beat it out with a ball ping hammer.
Edit: at first glance I thought they were black(they aren't .... If they were black I'd still say leave them but being what they are I'd paint them black or color match)
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Test fitted my mopar half doors. Should I leave them black or paint them to match.
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Paint them....NOW! Stop them from laughing, all of them.
Oops, sorry, my tinfoil helmet slipped off and the voices came back.
I still say paint 'em. Nice doors.
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