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What Have You Done To Your Explorer ST Today

Jshaffer3819

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Ceramic Tint 20% all the way around.
Looks great. How much darker was the 20% ceramic compared to the stock tint on the rear windows? Debating on doing just the front two or the whole truck.


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You could definitely save some money and only do the front 2. And I would suggest the rear windshield personally but I haul a lot of tools and I don't like people to see that. With the rear doors the sunshade blocks a ton if you use them that will save a lot on the ceramic cost. All 9 windows was 500 something for the tint. Ceramic ain't cheap but it's noticiably cooler inside now.
 

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This might be a dumb question, but for the back do they go over the factory tint or remove and replace?
 

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I believe the factory tint is inside the glass. So to my knowledge it is in addition to the factory tint.
 

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gotcha thanks!
 

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does ceramic tint interfere with radar detector?
 

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If you run shit ceramic yes. Non metallic ceramic has no interference.
 

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No issues here with ceramic and a radar detector.
 

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It was yesterday, but found someone that wanted to ditch their roof rails. Made the swap I’m the middle of a 3000+ mile road trip, lol.






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It was yesterday, but found someone that wanted to ditch their roof rails. Made the swap I’m the middle of a 3000+ mile road trip, lol.






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You dropped your headliner in the middle of a 3000 mile trip?
 

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@Blown F-150 is a man of remarkable mechanical composure. He'll undertake just about anything on his vehicles.
 

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Washed the Beast and installed OEM splash guards (AKA Mud Flaps)
Thanks for the pic. I've been on the fence about it and you have the same paint & wheels. May need to wait a month to let my credit card cool off [giggle]
 

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Yesterday I installed the 2nd set of black Gorilla 96643BDX lug nuts (the 1st set only shipped with 19 nuts ) then today I had 35% Xpel HP applied to the front row windows, and clear Xpel PPF applied to the headlights and fogs at Sunshade in Troy MI. I wanted the fogs tinted but Eric talked me out of it after experiencing lens cracks with LaminX.
 

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You dropped your headliner in the middle of a 3000 mile trip?
Yeah, no real worries when you do a little planning and have a good friend who also knows how to turn a wrench and has a ridiculous amount of Snap On tools


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Yeah, no real worries when you do a little planning and have a good friend who also knows how to turn a wrench and has a ridiculous amount of Snap On tools


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Props to you!!!
 



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