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Which PPF (texture/color/manufacturer) did you use? Many of the black PPF’s out there are not pitch black and therefore read “grey”…it looks like yours is one of those unfortunately…

As mentioned their price changes based on supply & demand. Clearly more CT’s are being shipped than ever before raising the demand side of the equation…. There are other shops that provide this service and anything more than $5k all-in (PPF + trim) is over paying…

Any tips for getting the cover back onto the folded up tent so it could zip-up more easily?

So care to opine on what the 8/8 event is going to discuss if not the functionality that you just described as not deliverable with the current hardware?

The blackout of the lightbar def gives me Delorean vibes…

Given you failed to counter a single of my points it’s clear you’re the troll…

Sorry but you are spreading misinformation. A) the dip layers are in fact thinner than 11mil ppf B) ppf provides much more protection. C) the plastics on the CyberTruck DO have a texture (you are clearly lying when you write that they are “smooth”, any CyberTruck owner can now see you are...

you misunderstand… With the Dip, you are a slave to the underlying substrate. So any imperfections will show up in the dip (as can be clearly seen in the plastic molded pieces). with an ~11mil ppf the imperfections are minimized. Not to mention the protection that the PPF offers above and...

Unfortunately there’s nothing “flat” about a dip no matter how meticulous the application—the orange peel look is just a deal breaker for most who like the true “flat” look of a PPF…

Aside from all the bs, it is important to point out that if you are going to have heavy loads and/or a heavy trailer, the added power DOES help when trying to merge and get in/out if tight spots in traffic. This might not matter to those driving in unpopulated areas, but when in traffic, that...

Maybe this is why 130mph on the CB has yet to be unlocked…

Already a Classic! Never gets old. ?

As you may have noted $3500 currently on their site is discounted. It can fluctuate even further depending on supply/demand as I informed you. As well, you could call them and see if they could accommodate your budget. Again they are flexible and it depends on timing (supply/demand at time of...

Their prices vary depending on supply/demand. Clearly bad timing on your quote.

tsportsline PPF is like ~$3k and another ~$1k for the trims. With the advantages of PPF over Dip, going with PPF is the clear winner.

not too far off of what that gloss black PPF with matching trims cost… hence my assertion that most would opt to forgo the dip in favor of the PPF…

Gotcha! Just to put things in perspective what was the approx cost for the dip all-in?

Watch the video…the trims match perfectly… not sure what you’re complaining about…

T Sportsline is offering great deals on painting the plastics. Combined with their ~$3k PPF package I think it’s very affordable actually. Especially when you just paid ~$100k for the vehicle.

pretty sure most prefer PPF given all the advantages.