CyberTW
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Amazing!! Ya I was curious how to deal with them in Oregon where it rains 150-200 days a year. Sounds like the pretreatment might eventually help..? I am almost assuredly going to purchase the satin black. I assume it is easy for anyone to install onto the truck?To answer some of your questions...
- The magnetic panels don't move or shift.
- You can hand wash the panels while still on your Cybertruck then take them off to completely dry and clean off the other side and the underlying steel of your truck.
- The magnetic panels should be removed and cleaned every other week if conditions are dry and clean. If your vehicle has been out in the rain or exposed to mud, dirt , salt or snow, you should remove and clean underneath the panels as soon as possible. The objective is to avoid keeping water, salt and grit from being trapped between the magnetic panel and your Cybertruck's steel finish. This can lead to pitting and corrosion in the worst case scenarios. These same rules actually apply to to PPF and vinyl wraps, but you can't realistically remove those for cleaning like you can with our covers.
Once we can develop an ideal pre-treatment solution that you can brush onto the stainless surface before applying the magnetic panels, you should be able to safely leave them on for longer periods of time. Until that time, we recommend that you clean regularly and play it safe.
- Our panels are durable and UV resistant. If properly cared for, they can last for years and be used over and over again indefinitely.
- Satin colors should be available in a couple of weeks.
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