Complete car window tint in Brooklyn Park, MNEvery side. Rear glass too.

Side windows are fairly flat, so the film goes on quickly.

The rear glass is the slow part: it curves two ways, and the film has to be heat-shrunk to fit before it lays flat.

Rushing that step is what causes fingers and lift lines along the edges later.

We give it the time it needs, then check every pane under the hex lights before the keys go back.

Shade is a number: the lower it is, the darker the glass.

Five percent is limo dark; higher numbers let more light in.

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

Tell us what you drive and how dark you want it, and we will point you to a shade that fits.

All three films block UV, cut heat and take the glare off.

Each step up rejects more heat, which is what you feel on a July afternoon on I-94.

Carbon is the value pick with a clean, dark look.

Ceramic adds noticeably more heat rejection.

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