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Keeping Cybertruck clean, do you, or don't you?

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I haven’t had it long but I’ve basically treated it ….like a truck. I’ve squeeged the outside of the windshield, used an extension tool w microfiber to clean the minimal off gassing that’s popped up, and used BKF on the frunk where rust spots were heavy from freight.

I used sprayway to spot clean some finger prints on the door just to test it once….but honestly I’ve just let them sit… maybe im a mad man.
 
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thanks for the suggestion. I got one it works.
still looking for a magnet type cleaner tool that you can hold on to the outside of the glass and clean both sides of the glass simultaneously. I thought about using one made for Aquariums. the problem with that is that automotive glass is never flat. The tool would have to flex and conform to the curved glass surface.
Then someone here on the forum said there already exists one made for cars.
But I haven't seen one. I'll keep looking.
has anyone tried this on the cyber truck? (magnetic cleaner)
If so, can you reach all the way down to the furthest and tightest corners?
 

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thanks for the suggestion. I got one it works.
still looking for a magnet type cleaner tool that you can hold on to the outside of the glass and clean both sides of the glass simultaneously. I thought about using one made for Aquariums. the problem with that is that automotive glass is never flat. The tool would have to flex and conform to the curved glass surface.
Then someone here on the forum said there already exists one made for cars.
But I haven't seen one. I'll keep looking.
has anyone tried this on the cyber truck? (magnetic cleaner)
If so, can you reach all the way down to the furthest and tightest corners?
Not me, so can’t comment how well it works. Ask @The Tesla Guy.

 
 
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