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White Mitsubishi Lancer and red Subaru WRX under the hexagon lights in the CG7 Tint bay, Brooklyn Park
Brooklyn Park, MN · Suite 29 (opens Google Maps)

Window tint in Brooklyn Park, MNHeat out. Glare gone.

Carbon, ceramic and Nano ceramic Black FX3, fitted under the hex lights with a lifetime warranty.

  • 5.0 on Google · 53 reviews
  • Lifetime warranty
  • Mon–Sat 8–6

Under the hex lights

Five steps. Every light on.

Our bay is lit by a hexagon ceiling, the same lights you see reflected in our photos.

Here is a tint job, step by step, as the lights come on.

A tint job under the hex lights A black BMW sedan in the CG7 Tint bay. As each step of the job happens, more of the hexagon ceiling lights switch on: glass cleaned, film cut, rear glass heat-shaped, film squeegeed on, then checked under the full lights. LIFETIME WARRANTY
  1. 01

    Glass prepped

    Every window is cleaned and wet down first. Trapped dust is a flaw you would see forever.

    Jose working a squeegee across wet glass, seen through a car window
  2. 02

    Cut to your glass

    Film is cut to the shape of each window, edge to edge, so there is no light gap and no overlap.

    Jose at work fitting window film to a pane of glass in the CG7 Tint bay
  3. 03

    Shaped with heat

    Rear glass curves two ways. Heat shrinks the film to that curve so it lays flat instead of fingering at the edges.

    Jose heat-shaping window film on the rear glass of a blue Honda Civic
  4. 04

    Squeegeed down

    Water and air are pushed out from under the film, and the edges are sealed tight to the glass.

    Jose squeegeeing film onto a front door window in the CG7 Tint bay
  5. 05

    Checked under the lights

    The hex lights show every speck and every edge, so the final check happens before you drive off.

    Grey Tesla Model 3 with tinted windows reflecting the hexagon lights in the CG7 Tint bay, Brooklyn Park

Three films

Every film blocks UV. The difference is heat.

All three cut glare and block UV. Each step up rejects more heat.

Shade is a separate choice: any film can go darker or lighter.

  1. The value film

    Carbon

    A clean, dark look that holds its color, at the friendliest price.

    Heat rejection

    Complete car from $260Sedans & SUVs

  2. More heat out

    Ceramic

    Noticeably cooler than carbon, with no metal to get in the way of your phone or GPS.

    Heat rejection

    Complete car from $400Sedans & SUVs

  3. Our top film

    Nano ceramic Black FX3

    Black FX3 rejects the most heat of the three. The pick when heat is the whole point.

    Heat rejection

    Complete car from $480Sedans & SUVs

Shade, explained

Shade is measured in VLT: the percent of visible light the film lets through.

5% is limo dark. Higher numbers are lighter.

Minnesota limits how dark vehicle windows can go. Ask us and we will point you to a shade that fits.

Grey Tesla Model 3 with tinted windows reflecting the hexagon lights in the CG7 Tint bay, Brooklyn Park

Brooklyn Park bay · Suite 29

Every edge shows under these lights.

That is the point.

Prices on the board

No guessing. The price is posted.

Prices for sedans and SUVs, before sales tax. Vans, XL SUVs and coupes have their own rows on the full card.

Removal, chrome delete, homes and businesses get a free quote.

Military & first responders: 20% off auto tint

Tall gable window in a Twin Cities home with residential window film by CG7 Tint
Jose applying residential window film to a home window
Residential film going onto a balcony sliding door

Homes & businesses

Keep the view. Lose the heat.

Residential and commercial film is thin and clear, and it goes on the inside of the glass.

It cuts heat and glare, blocks the UV that fades floors, and adds privacy.

  • West windows that cook the room
  • Glare on TVs and work screens
  • Fading floors and furniture
  • Privacy, frosted and anti-graffiti film

Homes and businesses: free quote by call, text or the form.

Jose Guaman of CG7 Tint working film onto a window
Jose at work fitting window film to a pane of glass in the CG7 Tint bay

Meet Jose

One shop. One name on it.

CG7 Tint is Jose Guaman’s shop.

He has tinted everything from Teslas and Rivians to Civics and Camrys, and the Brooklyn Park bay opened in March 2025.

Customers mention the same things in their reviews.

Help picking the right shade, a clean shop, and a straight answer on what you get for the price.

“Helped me pick what tint was best, shop was very clean and was able to get it done the same day.”

Brandon Johnson, Google review
More about Jose and the shop

Google reviews

5.0 on Google. 53 reviews.

5.05.0 out of 5 stars on Google

Read them on Google

Where our customers drive from

Twelve towns. One bay.

Cars come to the shop in Brooklyn Park, just off 63rd Avenue and Bottineau Boulevard.

Here is roughly how long the drive is from each town.

All service areas

Questions

Straight answers.

How long does window tint take?

Front two windows take about an hour.

A complete car takes about two hours.

Both book online as a set slot.

How dark can I go in Minnesota?

Minnesota limits how dark vehicle windows can be, and the rules differ by window.

Tell us what you drive and we will point you to a shade that fits.

Which film should I choose?

Carbon is the value film.

Ceramic adds more heat rejection.

Nano ceramic Black FX3 is our top film for the coolest cabin.

Is there a warranty?

Yes.

Our tint carries a lifetime warranty.

Do you tint homes and businesses?

Yes.

Residential and commercial tint are quoted free.

Call, text or use the form.

How do I care for new tint?

Keep the windows rolled up for a few days while the film cures, and clean the glass with a soft cloth.

Book or ask

Pick a time. Pull in.

The fastest way in is the online calendar: front two books as a one-hour slot, a complete car as two hours.

Homes and businesses: call, text or send the form for a free quote.

Ask for a quote

We answer by text or call. Prefer to talk now? (612) 850-9183