This may be Cybertruck's 2B stainless steel. Scratch and scuff test.

[D8Rider]

No painting or waxing required, I'm happy. Did that on aircraft for 20+ years. Stainless Steel is your friend. Looking at doing some outlining the edges with some reflective tape i.e. "Tron" and it's done.

The thing is that you don't park a plane in a parking of a mall or in the city center

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[Jhodgesatmb]

I predict that more than 50% of owners will keep the Tesla Wrapping Service busy over the next few years. I for one will be one of them. So 2B or 4B is inconsequential.

Also inconsequential for me because I will not wrap no matter what the finish is.

 

[fritter63]

Kinda reminds me of the scratch and sniff section of my favorite magazine...
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Cosmopolitan and the perfume samples?

 

[lqdchkn]

No painting or waxing required, I'm happy. Did that on aircraft for 20+ years. Stainless Steel is your friend. Looking at doing some outlining the edges with some reflective tape i.e. "Tron" and it's done.

^^^This.


I like that there wont be anything a little Naval Jelly and a SOS pad cant take care of.

 

[MEDICALJMP]

^^^This.


I like that there wont be anything a little Naval Jelly and a SOS pad cant take care of.

Don’t use an SOS pad on your Cybertruck or you will be sorry. The steel used In those pads will embed in your Cybertruck and then rust. There are several posts here that mention it. Look them up. See posts bey former DeLorean owner DMC-81. ScotchBright makes an industrial pad for that application.

Podcaster Ryan McCaffery on “Ride the Lightning” had a show after the CT debut and said exactly the same thing. It is a good show to listen to on all things Tesla.