stainless steel

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https://cyberbrite1.com/products/cyberbrite-solution Another pair of quick real-world tests from forum member MangoTheSpitz in the main CyberBrite thread. First, a simple single-pass test on the front driver side door. Then, after seeing the results, he went ahead and applied it to the whole...

https://cyberbrite1.com/products/cyberbrite-solution Thanks to all of you who have purchased CYBERBRITE. The following review will offer insight on your application experiance. One of our customers posted this detailed independent comprehensive review of CYBERBRITE on his early Foundation...

I have a weird discolouration on a door panel. I have tried washing and using things like citri77. Any idea how I could get rid of this? It’s the dark spot on the door.

I appreciate all the input, here, with ideas and products that keep our CTs looking clean and unique and my personal research has lead me to this: Jiffys: fingerprint-erasers that conveniently stick anywhere Restickable, reusable pads that remove fingerprints from Cybertrucks, Video Screens &...

Anybody try these?

With regards recommendations for cleaning and protecting the Stainless Steel It’s hard to tell who to trust… Seems to track with Tesla’s instructions https://www.tesla.com/ownersmanual/cybertruck/en_us/GUID-65384C1F-86F2-44E8-A8BC-8A12E7E00A40.html#:~:text=Hand wash using a non,streaks...

Just watched a review of a new tech that pinched metal into detailed unique shapes. I need them to load up some cyber truck panels and show us what they can do with 3mm stainless. Show me the terminator skull, 3d embossed advertising, dimples like a golf ball. The company doing it...

We've talked about this before: That the super-hard stainless steel will, in fact, crumple. The forces in a collision are many, many times more than a sledgehammer can put out. Now, everyone remembers the steel for the Cybertruck uses the same steel as in the Starship from SpaceX, right...

Here is a great deep dive by Nikola Garage into the history of stainless steel construction in the auto industry, the nature of stainless steel, rust, and why the Cybertruck body and frame "should last forever.”