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Matte Dark Gray (3M) - T Sportline DIY Wrap Kit

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Beautiful! I agree. The contrast with the trim is perfect. I don’t like the black matte wraps because it clashes with the trim.

And I also find it interesting that even with the wrap, the doors have slightly different coloring, which illustrates the fact that a lot of the differences we’re seeing in unwrapped CT’s have as much to do with lighting and angles as material.
 

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Dare I hope, yes dream, that one day Tesla will make a truck in honest to goodness actual stainless steel, (like a 300 series) so we drive around in a space-age material that'll last forever, without the need for wrapping, coating, scrubbing, waxing (poetic, 'course), rubbing, kneading, etc.? Oh wait, never mind. S'cool.
 

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I’m not wrapping mine. I welcome all the finger prints or whatever comes, it will just add to the futuristic industrial look of stainless steel. Plus i dont want to subtract the feature of my cybertruck being dent and scratch proof in parking lots.
 
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I’m not wrapping mine. I welcome all the finger prints or whatever comes, it will just add to the futuristic industrial look of stainless steel. Plus i dont want to subtract the feature of my cybertruck being dent and scratch proof in parking lots.
That's cool too!

BTW, it's not ding and scratch "proof". More resistant than paint?, yes, sure. But not impossible.

Just wrapped one Friday, the frunk lid front panel had two nice 'rock dings' in it from highway 'rock hits', just like a paint chip would be. The stainless in general will scratch and scuff, albeit it's harder to do than paint...but definitely scratchable.
 

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Can you wrap over a wrap, and then do it again?
In case I decide to change colors.
Can a wrap be removed to get back to original stainless?
This question goes for all the different types of wraps.
 

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I think this is my favorite wrap so far. Very nice to see, thanks for sharing!
 

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What color is this wrap?
 

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Can you wrap over a wrap, and then do it again?
In case I decide to change colors.
Can a wrap be removed to get back to original stainless?
This question goes for all the different types of wraps.
Much like a roof, it can be re-wrapped, but as always, the best way is to strip it down and do it right every time. More expensive to unwrap and wrap, but avoids later problems.
 
 
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