Shop DIY vinyl wraps for your Cybertruck: tesbros.com/collections/cybertruck/products/diy-full-body-vinyl-wrap-for-cybertruck and stay tuned for PPF coming soon!
You answered my questions with a wide range of examples directly on the CT so I could see for myself!! Thanks for the value! I would go with PPF for the high durability, low maintenance and self healing qualities.
This is the best video I've seen yet. I just got my cyber truck and I've been trying to learn about all this wrap stuff. I live in Minnesota, so our weather destroys everything. I don't care what anyone thinks, eventually the salt and sand we use on the roads is going to trash these trucks. I just want to slow it down. Thank you for making this video, it was extremely helpful for me and my decision.
Please sell swatches of the stock look PPF so parts of the touch points can be covered and cut to size by owner. Also some mat PPF cut to wrap the truck from the belt line up, leaving the bottom natural.
It's polyurethane so by chemistry, it self heals from minor scratches. The key term there is minor scratches. However because of it's properties, it def helps protect much more due to its thickness than vinyl.
I have just got a clear PPF for the doors. Also a clear PPF for the front as a bra to take the impact of bugs. CT is a bug demond. I love the steel look so no need for colored wrap. Each to his own though.
I wouldn't recommend automatic car washes for wraps. The harsh chemicals and/or rough brushes will shorten the life of it. Like it will discolor over time, might peel up the edges, scratch the film, etc.
@@tesbros Do you know when the DIY black PPF will be available, and are they close to the cost of Vinyl? I just want a worry free wrap that last awhile. I assume ppf seems harder to DIY around the edges due to thickness so worried about messing up.
We're working on it now, so hopefully within the next month or so. And yes, you're right about the edges. We're working on the best way for DIYers to install since it is a little more difficult in those areas. We wanna be able to guarantee that anyone can do it before launching. As far as cost, It will probably be roughly double the cost of vinyl. Another option to save some money is you could wrap your trunk in vinyl and then lay ppf over the highest impact places like the frunk bumper and hood. PPF will go over vinyl just fine and help protect it. Just something to think about! Here's our DIY vinyl kit: tesbros.com/collections/cybertruck/products/diy-full-body-vinyl-wrap-for-cybertruck and here's our DIY PPF for the frunk: tesbros.com/products/frunk-protection-ppf-for-cybertruck
There are quite a few from Ivios, STEK, UltraFit, Avery Dennison, and more. Check out some of the colors in this video where Ji installs several options: ua-cam.com/video/pOTbvYA6jBg/v-deo.html
Shop DIY vinyl wraps for your Cybertruck: tesbros.com/collections/cybertruck/products/diy-full-body-vinyl-wrap-for-cybertruck and stay tuned for PPF coming soon!
You answered my questions with a wide range of examples directly on the CT so I could see for myself!! Thanks for the value!
I would go with PPF for the high durability, low maintenance and self healing qualities.
Happy to help!
This is the best video I've seen yet. I just got my cyber truck and I've been trying to learn about all this wrap stuff. I live in Minnesota, so our weather destroys everything. I don't care what anyone thinks, eventually the salt and sand we use on the roads is going to trash these trucks. I just want to slow it down. Thank you for making this video, it was extremely helpful for me and my decision.
Glad we could help! And congrats on your new truck!
Please sell swatches of the stock look PPF so parts of the touch points can be covered and cut to size by owner. Also some mat PPF cut to wrap the truck from the belt line up, leaving the bottom natural.
Very informative. Would like to hear more about the PPF self healing qualities.
It's polyurethane so by chemistry, it self heals from minor scratches. The key term there is minor scratches. However because of it's properties, it def helps protect much more due to its thickness than vinyl.
Best is to demo it at outdoor where you can see the difference between the sun shines directly to it vs in the shade vs during cloudy day.
Thanks for shipping my PPF yesterday bro. Waiting to put it on my Model Y. Can’t wait for more content !
Appreciate the support! Have fun installing and let us know if you have any questions 😄
Great video bro
Happy to help!
I have just got a clear PPF for the doors. Also a clear PPF for the front as a bra to take the impact of bugs. CT is a bug demond.
I love the steel look so no need for colored wrap. Each to his own though.
The bumper is definitely a bug graveyard 😂 good choice!
Great video and explanation
Glad it helped
How do you feel about buffing it to a shiny stainless steel mirror look?
I wouldn't want it personally, but it can be done!
Great video
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thanks!!
Welcome!
I wanna do gloss black on my Cybertruck. I probably won’t keep it much more than a year. What do you recommend? Also what’s your opinion of inozotek?
If you’re only keeping it for a year, i would save some money and go with obsidian or a deep gloss black vinyl.
Inozotek is a good brand too!
What is the cost difference between vinyl and urethane ppf
PPF is about double the cost of vinyl. Ji explains more about the cost differences here at 6:36 - ua-cam.com/video/4o-tD3gdTWw/v-deo.html
Is either the vinyl wrap or colored PPF safe to go through a car wash?
I wouldn't recommend automatic car washes for wraps. The harsh chemicals and/or rough brushes will shorten the life of it. Like it will discolor over time, might peel up the edges, scratch the film, etc.
The steel is actually softer than I thought. It chips if hit by small rocks. Needs PPF.
Yeah, it can be scratched and dinged. Just doesn't look as bad as paint chips 😅
@@tesbros can you help me apply ppf in SoCal?
@Franklinsone we’re in Chattanooga TN actually. But Teslarati is in Livermore CA and they can help you out. Reach out to their support
@@tesbros Do you know when the DIY black PPF will be available, and are they close to the cost of Vinyl? I just want a worry free wrap that last awhile. I assume ppf seems harder to DIY around the edges due to thickness so worried about messing up.
We're working on it now, so hopefully within the next month or so. And yes, you're right about the edges. We're working on the best way for DIYers to install since it is a little more difficult in those areas. We wanna be able to guarantee that anyone can do it before launching. As far as cost, It will probably be roughly double the cost of vinyl. Another option to save some money is you could wrap your trunk in vinyl and then lay ppf over the highest impact places like the frunk bumper and hood. PPF will go over vinyl just fine and help protect it. Just something to think about! Here's our DIY vinyl kit: tesbros.com/collections/cybertruck/products/diy-full-body-vinyl-wrap-for-cybertruck and here's our DIY PPF for the frunk: tesbros.com/products/frunk-protection-ppf-for-cybertruck
Wondering why they want PPF Film on anti bulletproof truck. J.C
Makes it easier to clean is the main reason
What colors in Ppf are available?
There are quite a few from Ivios, STEK, UltraFit, Avery Dennison, and more. Check out some of the colors in this video where Ji installs several options: ua-cam.com/video/pOTbvYA6jBg/v-deo.html
You need to work on your pronunciation and speech clarity. You can correct your mumbling with practice. A speech coach will help your channel explode.
Dude stop being a Hater and get your own channel if you want to do UA-cam!