hands down best mod for the money. Did this yesterday, except I tucked the belt through the back side of the molding. I found that if you do not push the plastic trim in all the way i.e enough to not be noticed by the discerning passenger, it does not have a problem coiling back up. Im going to try to do this seatbelt mod next, mostly to stop the complaining from my passengers:
http://jk-forum.mobi/showthread.php?t=28591

 

I found this post because I was searching on how to reverse the mod. It appears my Jeep came from the factory with the belt behind the panel, lol.

But, you could always just buckle the seat belt when not having a passenger.

 

Here was my solution to the problem.
-Extra piece of screen from a porch project.
- Little time on Photoshop printed on "hello my name is" sticker and cut out.
- Old rattle can of orange paint
Then just tucked the extra into the plastic cover.

 

X2 - Works like a charm and can be easily removed if needed.