hammeron

great write up philostang and the SHR louvers
look fantastic on your car

Philostang

Thanks for all the thumbs up!

The marring occured on the body (window frame) paint. Here's a close-up of the spot; it's not very big. Also, here's a couple of shots from the inside. Notice on the "driver's perspective" one the similarity between the view out the rear glass and the view through the louvers. The close up shows some of the little waves in the poly, but this is normal for this production process and it doesn't really effect visibility for this view.

My interior is still out because I just finished the install today and I will wait to test for air/water tightness before putting the panels back in.
-j


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yzfmik

Those are hands down the best looking louvers. The fact that they are flush makes them look so much better than all the taped on ones.

bl1nk

Very sweet looking Philo, and yes yzfmik I totally agree. Thats why I cant wait to get mine put on lol.

HDmstng

They look great and thanks for the write-up! How do you like the job they did on the paint? Do the lines between unpainted and painted look good and durable? The longevity of the paint and resistence to chipping are what concerns me the most.