Cybertruck wrapped in TWRAPS Volcanic Gray PPF

[TWRAPS]

Hey gang

Showcasing another beautiful wrap done at our Oklahoma City, OK location - TWRAPS Volcanic Gray Color PPF (color infused, hydrophobic, self-healing 8mil PPF).
For this job, we also powder coated the wheels and painted all the plastic trims to closely match the wrap color.

Why TWRAPS?

🦾 DIY Wrap
We've developed the most advanced CT wrap template on the market using our own CT. How is it different?

• Designed in-house and iterated with changes based on real world feedback, with bespoke relief cuts (not generic) and 1/2" wrap around the edges for long lasting hold
• Most beginner friendly with full install video (2hrs long)
• 0 disassembly required!
• Wraps in places others didn't even see (such as the back side of the quarter panel, near the tail lights)
• Gives you shop level results with a pre-cut kit
• So far - 100% success rate (just check the customer reviews). Most people report full install takes them 8-10 hours.

Check it out:
https://twraps.com/products/cybertruck-ppf-color-wrap

Live Install Support
For those of you who DIY, we offer live install support via phone, video, text and email, including on weekends. Meaning that if you run into any issues or have any questions during the install, there will be an experienced installer ready to help you remotely within minutes.

Pro Install
If DIY is not your thing, you can get our wrap professionally installed at one of these locations. We help coordinate everything, so you have a seamless online experience.

• Concord, CA ($2,000)
• Columbus, IN ($2,000)
• Atlanta, GA ($2,500)
• Oklahoma City, OK ($2,000)
• Pottstown, PA ($2,500)
• Las Vegas, NV ($2,500)
• Charleston, SC ($2,500)
• Chicago Metro, IL ($3,000)

Colors
We offer over 300 colors of PPF.
You can browse our digitalized TWRAPS Swatch Books at the below link, notice you can filter by finish, color etc, or you can just rent the physical swatch books for a refund once you return them.

• Browse the Digital catalog
• Rent the Swatch Books

Quality
TWRAPS is premium 8mil PPF, made with US sourced TPU resins and glue. It's self healing (with heat), chemically resistant with UV blocking additives to reduce fading over time. With good care, it will last for 7-10 years. And when you need to remove it, it comes off clean (with heat again) letting you either change colors, go back to the CT's birthday suit or just return your lease without hassle.

Support Local
We are a small family business based in Concord, CA. By supporting us, you support Made in the USA and our local economy. In turn, we'll support you throughout your wrap journey!

Enjoy the video

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[ChiTownCT]

Sick wrap, going to need some contrails for my wrap here shortly due to recall work..

You ever think of offering wrap for the plastic pieces as well?

 

[TWRAPS]

Sick wrap, going to need some contrails for my wrap here shortly due to recall work..

You ever think of offering wrap for the plastic pieces as well?

I don't think wrapping the plastic pieces will have the longevity most people would hope for. PPF doesn't generally like porous plastics. I am yet to do actual experiments though. In the case of this CT the plastic trims were painted and the wheels powder coated.

 

[REM]

We got white tuxedo Cybertruck before GTA 6

 

[AB3]

I don't think wrapping the plastic pieces will have the longevity most people would hope for. PPF doesn't generally like porous plastics. I am yet to do actual experiments though. In the case of this CT the plastic trims were painted and the wheels powder coated.

Would it eliminate any bubbling issues by just having the wrap extend to the inside of the trim pieces? Been digging the look of the CT's I've seen with colored trim. Not sure if people are wrapping or painting them though

 

[TWRAPS]

Would it eliminate any bubbling issues by just having the wrap extend to the inside of the trim pieces? Been digging the look of the CT's I've seen with colored trim. Not sure if people are wrapping or painting them though

Not sure to be honest...I'd need to test over months and different weather to be able to put my name on it. I think it's an OK experiment with unknown results...not much to loose, meaning - the plastic won't get damaged even if the experiment fails.

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