Law Enforcement Vehicles

By big money
June 4, 2006 in Window Tinting - General Discussion

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Posted June 10, 2006

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Posted June 10, 2006

I do some cars for the police in the uk.. Not front windows tohugh, just the backs,

You know its right to put some prawns somewhere nice and hard for them to find, bottom or door trim, or in the door itself!!! lol

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Posted June 11, 2006

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Posted June 11, 2006

I do the undercover guys and narc guys work vehicles and I do 5% on the back because when they haul witnesses around looking for someone they dont want anyone to see em.

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