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ok so i have been looking for the front tinted windows and i cant find them anywhere? why is this!! if you know where i can get some fro an 02 jeep wrangler please let me know!!
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I think you're not finding them because in most states its illegal to put any significant tint on the front windows. If your windows are glass, go to a tint shop, but I have a feeling you're asking about soft door uppers with the plexi windows. Good question --------------------------------------------------------------
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Hey, if its soft upper door windows, I don't think they make them with the tint. Not sure though, check online at all the 4wd or Jeep sites and see. If they are glass, you can take it to any tint shop and have them tinted. Just make sure that the tint meets your city/county tint regulations. --------------------------------------------------------------
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My tj has soft windows and I went to wal-mart and bought the window cling tint. It works just like any other window cling, just cut out the tint to fit your window. Wet the plastic window and put the tint on and rub out bubbles. I have done all of my windows and as long as you take your time, it comes out great. You can also pull that tint off and re-install it anytime....its reusable. I am happy with mine, they are great.
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you could go to a tint shop and they could do it for you
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You aren't going to find any front soft uppers with factory style tint. Because as previously stated it's illegal in all states. Some states allow a small amount of tint on front windows but most companies don't bother with it because it varies by state. The cling tint is a good idea but once it's on it's on, you'll damage the plastic if you have to remove it. Best bet, most auto parts stores either carry or can order a tint film that is made to go on plastic windows in convertibles, jeeps, etc. You cut it to size, run a damp sponge over it and the slowly press it on the inside of the window. I had it in my old '97 (May she rest in peace) and it worked great. Best part about it is if you get pulled over and a cop tries to ticket you for this you can easily peel it off and apply it back on later. It's awesome stuff.
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