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Yes, we are in Rancho Cordova. We are working with a detail shop located in the building behind us. I will DM you with details.

It doesn’t flake or chip it just starts to dull. But since it is self annealing you can apply a refresher coat when needed without stripping.

No! Previously we had said yes, but now a detail shop has had a chance to try it and they said the PPF adhered very well to the ProtectaClear. So no need to strip.

Here is the link to the kit that has what you need for the Cybertruck. https://shop.everbritecoatings.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=13&products_id=166

From experience, the CT gets HOT in the sun!

https://www.tesla.com/ownersmanual/cybertruck/en_us/GUID-65384C1F-86F2-44E8-A8BC-8A12E7E00A40.html A few quotes but lots of cautions as well. “Note Tesla does not recommend taking Cybertruck through an automatic car wash.” “For spot cleaning: Use a glass cleaner and microfiber cloth. Spray...

Did you actually take that delivery?! I hope not.

Love the red!!

We suggest taking rags to the laundromat as it will wash them and the water goes through a treatment plant. Do not use fabric softener and do not wash anything contaminated with a flammable substance, those need to be thrown away.

With so few CTs having been delivered, but having a dealership about 10 minutes down the road, we finally have seen a hand full of CTs in the wild. My kid decided we should play Cybertruck Tag, just like Slug Bug, but with CTs. New game for the kiddos, have fun!

We tested BKF More (liquid), then Windex, which neutralizes the BFK, it removed a couple spots like this. These look a bit darker, but worth a try and won't compromise anything Tesla is going to do. I am curious as to what their process will be, if you find out, please share!

WOW! What a response....I was simply agreeing with you that stainless can rust, as many believe it cannot. It also tea stains, gets water spots, and is susceptible to other corrosion. Not to say it can't be brought back but most people want their $100K vehicle to look good all the time without...

We found the spray BKF More works better and makes it SO much easier!

ProtectaClear! See our other threads, but we found the combo of Barkeepers Friend, Windex, Denatured Alcohol then coating with ProtectaClear looks amazing and keeps it looking that way. Will have pics up of a CT tomorrow 2/9 and application video up early next week.

PREACH!! We have to combat this lack of understanding all the time. Stainless will rust eventually depending on the grade and environmental conditions.

Just a point to make here, if you get the patina to a level where you love it and want to preserve it, you can seal it in with ProtectaClear as well and it will keep that specific level of patina. You just skip the cleaning steps and go straight to solvent wipe and coat. Many jewelry designers...