CYBERBRITE--Cybertruck De-staining and Passivation Solution (REDUCED INTRODUCTION PRICE $23.95)

[CYBERBRITE1]

Looks amazing. I’m happy to see that others are getting to enjoy the true beauty of raw clean stainless steel the way I have. It’s the way our Cybertruck’s should always look. I hope to get to a point where the people at Tesla take an interest in CYBERBRITE. They need all there trucks to look like this.
Thanks for the pics
Gary

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[soonerdy]

Hey Cyberbrite1... is it okay to use with a ceramic coat product?

Here's what Grok recmmended:


Here's the **best way to combine CyberBrite with your Griot's Ceramic Speed Shine**, based on the official instructions and early owner experiences from the Cybertruck Owners Club.

### Recommended Order (Do This Every 2–3 Months)
1. **Wash the truck thoroughly first**
Use your normal wash (Adams Graphene Shampoo + foam cannon, two-bucket method, etc.). Rinse completely and **dry the truck fully** (or let it air dry in the shade). The surface must be clean and dry before applying CyberBrite.

2. **Apply CyberBrite (the deep clean / passivation step)**
- Work in the shade, temperature above 45°F.
- Saturate the provided black microfiber cloth (not dripping wet) with CyberBrite.
- Apply to one panel at a time using light, even strokes (circular or straight — owners say it glides on easily).
- Make sure the entire panel is evenly covered (it looks like a light oil film).
- **First-time use**: Apply **two full coats**, waiting a few minutes between coats.
- Let it dwell for a **minimum of 20 minutes** (some owners leave it 30+ minutes for better results).
- **Important**: Rinse the entire truck thoroughly with high-pressure water (your power washer on the fan tip works well). Do not let it dry on the surface.
- Dry the truck again after rinsing.

3. **Immediately follow with Griot's Ceramic Speed Shine (the protection layer)**
- Once the truck is completely dry after the CyberBrite rinse, spray Griot's on a clean microfiber cloth (smooth side).
- Wipe in straight lines across each panel (top to bottom, following the grain).
- Flip to the fuzzy side and buff dry.
- This adds the slick, hydrophobic layer that helps prevent new dirt, fingerprints, and water spots from sticking as badly.

### Why This Combination Works Well
- **CyberBrite** resets the stainless by removing oxidation, haze, and contaminants so the surface is “fresh” again.
- **Griot's** then lays down a light ceramic/slick coating that reduces fingerprint adhesion and makes water bead and sheet off (directly addressing your main concerns).
Many owners do exactly this sequence: CyberBrite for restoration/passivation → Griot's (or similar quick detailer) for daily protection.

### Tips
- Do the whole truck in sections so you don’t let CyberBrite dry on any panel.
- After the first full treatment, future applications of CyberBrite may only need one coat + shorter dwell time.
- Reapply Griot's every 1–2 weeks (or after washes) to maintain the beading and fingerprint resistance.
- Avoid applying Griot's directly over wet or unrinsed CyberBrite — always rinse and dry first.

This combo should give you noticeably easier cleaning and better resistance to dirt/fingerprints/water spots than using either product alone.

Want the exact step-by-step from the CyberBrite bottle/instructions, or tips on how often to do the full CyberBrite treatment? Just say.

 

[CYBERBRITE1]

Yes it is ok to use ceramic coating after CYBERBRITE. Remember that CYBERBRITE’s bright finish will last 4 to 6 months. The passivation keeps the stainless looking great. Take into consideration that the ceramic coating must be completely removed before re-application of CYBERBRITE. It is not necessary to do panels in sections. CYBERBRITE will not dry out like water. It will stay active until removed. Following the provided instructions is the best way to apply. The only advantage to ceramic coating could be to reduce fingerprints around door frames. I am not familiar with ceramic products and am only speculating on its effectiveness. I’m going to have a talk with Grok
Thanks
Gary

 

[roadrunner32]

occasionally I get saltwater spray from the ferry ride on truck and am not able to wash it off and dry until the next day. I emphasize dry because one time I hosed the truck off and didn't dry it. the next day there were stains where the water beads were. they eventually went away after rubbing with diluted blue dawn soapy solution. So my question is how will cyberbrite work in this situation? (the ferry deck hands seemingly like to put me in the front when the water is rough.)

 

[CYBERBRITE1]

CYBERBRITE, in general, will create a protective passivation layer that will better resist staining. If your truck has existing staining, it could possibly assist in contamination adherence. If rinsing doesn’t remove stains, I would use 99% isopropyl alcohol. I’m confident that CYBERBRITE would remove stubborn water spot staining.
Gary

 

[koolio]

Finally got around to placing my order. Excited to try it out.

The motivation for me was seeing how many salt stains there are from this past winter. Probably worse this year bc I don’t wash the truck the entire winter. Lol

 

[Coagulation]

Just applied this today - really happy with the results. Used about half a bottle to do both coats. Will probably do it again late summer or fall

 

[DECO]

Hello, will it degrade the FOUNDATION Series tags on the stainless steal?

 

[Rockwell]

Glad to find this product, it looks very promising! I did the initial passivation to my early Foundation AWD (xx32XX)with Citrisurf77 in 2024 and it was unpleasant enough that I've procrastinated doing it again. I just ordered 3 bottles of Cyberbrite with the free shipping, I'm so confident in the results you all have been getting! Looking forward to seeing the Nighthawk bright and shiny again! We've kept it clean and bare stainless, and it still looks good with just a slight darkening patina, but this should do well in brightening it back up again.

 

[Coagulation]

Hello, will it degrade the FOUNDATION Series tags on the stainless steal?

Didn’t mess mine up

 

[jcap]

Just placed an order brother

 

[Du Fly]

Living in Washington and driving over the passes multiple times in the winter, I was not able to keep up with my normal washing. So I get this road grime water stain camo effect that lingers even after washing. Last year I had the same issue and resolved it with a few hours and some Bar Keepers friend to restore the look. Can this product replace the bar keepers friend step to return it to glory. Thanks and I look forward to trying this product out!

 

[CYBERBRITE1]

Didn’t mess mine up

Hello, will it degrade the FOUNDATION Series tags on the stainless steal?

Hi, No it will not degrade the Foundation logo. I have applied it several times to my Foundation in the last 1 1/2 years with no effect.
Gary

 

[CYBERBRITE1]

Living in Washington and driving over the passes multiple times in the winter, I was not able to keep up with my normal washing. So I get this road grime water stain camo effect that lingers even after washing. Last year I had the same issue and resolved it with a few hours and some Bar Keepers friend to restore the look. Can this product replace the bar keepers friend step to return it to glory. Thanks and I look forward to trying this product out!

I have not seen that specific spotting. Im confident that CYBERBRITE will work. If you will private message me I would like to discuss the issue. Mention salt spot.
Thanks
Gary
CYBERBRITE.

 

[freyguy]

Hey @CYBERBRITE1 this product looks amazing I was considering a full ceramic coating but this might be exactly what I need.

1. i saw it asked earlier but didn’t see your reply.
what is the shelf life of the product? Asking because might take advantage of the 3 qty order.

2. For regular weekend washes would you say oh neutral for the soap choice?

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