BucYouUp68

Nope, just said they will not do them. Probably has something to do with putting the film on plastic.

jwilson2598

I had decent luck with the static cling style tint from Adavance Auto for my rear upper halves. They were clear, so I got the 30ish% film to match the factory it it on the rear windows. Went on pretty well and held up for over 3 years. I know they have darker levels, so you could probably get close.

BucYouUp68

May have to give that a shot, kind of hard buying new panels when you have a 2013 Jeep.

1978cj7jk2012

Be sure to keep the static stuff clean because stuff will stick to it and will not come off.. They have films for plastics but I know know much about them as I have never used them.. I wish you were closer I would tint them for you and we could see what happens as an experiment..

Grafixx01

Thanks, I'd be half tempted to ship them to you so you can try but I don't know how I'd get 'em back. I mean, the only thing that I can see as a problem tinting them with regular tint is if you were to roll up the window, like the back window, then yeah, obviously it would crack. That's the only reason why I can figure a shop would not tint them cause they probably think that you would just go yelling at them to fix it. You know what gets me... All the years Jeeps have been around with the soft tops and windows, I can't believe that someone has not yet come up with a viable solution to this problem! I don't see the side windows being any real issue cause they are 'flat' or stay 'flat' and rolling up the back window is what I see as the ONLY problem using regular car window tint. I wonder....