Before / after on bare uncoated stainless.
Left as it sat. Right after a restore pass, back toward that factory steel-blue.
For owners keeping the truck unwrapped.
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Before / after on bare uncoated stainless.
Left as it sat. Right after a restore pass, back toward that factory steel-blue.
For owners keeping the truck unwrapped.
#Cybertruck
Honest question for Cybertruck owners:
When your stainless starts looking brown or hazy, what's your first move: wash, IPA wipe, Bar Keepers, or something else?
Curious what actually works for you on bare uncoated steel.
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Owner note from David Miloscia (verified buyer):
"Fantastic results! It worked far better than I expected, nothing I tried before worked very well. Will definitely be purchasing again!"
Restore on bare uncoated stainless.
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We're CYBERBRITE. Owner-made in Red Oak, TX, for Cybertruck owners who keep the stainless bare and uncoated.
We destain and passivate the factory steel. Restore, not wrap. Happy to share what works if you're fighting orange spots or haze.
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@thecyberfam Thanks for sharing that before/after. Door-panel streaking on bare stainless is exactly what we built CB for. Appreciate you putting it out there.
@KobraToldya Thanks for sharing the results Kobra if anyone has any questions on application or needs any help, please reach out to us! https://t.co/JNCQJmjZQX
Our good friend @ProViewEvents decided today was the day to try out CyberBrite on his Cybertruck.
He's had some annoying staining/streaking on his door panels that wouldn't come off no matter what he tried.
Check out the before and after. He was VERY excited about what a great job it did! 🙌
Hi, before you make that move I would like to suggest that you try CYBERBRITE. https://t.co/yOerJCMPOM. It is a new product the is specifically designed to de-stain and promote passivation. Even if you don’t purchase, you will gain a better understanding of the unique characteristics of your Cybertruck’s stainless steel exoskeleton. Polished stainless will still show signs of oxidized contamination if not properly cared for. Hope this helps.
Yall know I only talk about products that I love. This is the best my Cybertruck has looked and I did this 3 weeks ago.
Way easier and better for the steel than the Barkeeper’s Friend Windex combo
https://t.co/JQCDzD571F
Understanding why Stainless steel is stainless and what CYBERBRITE does will explain why my Truck always looks great. Stainless is "stainless" because a chromium oxide layer that is formed when clean, pure, stainless steel is exposed to oxygen. This layer (passivation) is 1 to 5 nanometers thick and shields the underlying metal from oxidizing/rusting. CYBERBRITE, when used correctly, dissolves surface oxidation leaving only bare, raw, stainless steel, allowing the surface to form that protective chromium oxide layer. This happens relatively quickly, within 3 days of CYBERBRITE treatment. I have treated my truck 5 times in the last 2 years and my truck stays looking amazing. I treat it around every 4 months, to keep it looking its best because it represent CYBERBRITE. I only wash it when it's dirty. I have put together an instructional " You Should Know" tutorial that better explains your Cybertruck stainless steel on our website. (working with IT. if its not there, it will be there soon)
https://t.co/yOerJCMPOM.
CYBERBRITE is formulated to dissolve discoloring oxidation and help promote the protective passivated layer on your Cybertruck's stainless steel exoskeleton.
Hi, Im Texas also. Understanding why Stainless steel is stainless and what CYBERBRITE does will explain why my Truck always looks great. Stainless is "stainless" because a chromium oxide layer that is formed when clean, pure, stainless steel is exposed to oxygen. This layer (passivation) is 1 to 5 nanometers thick and shields the underlying metal from oxidizing/rusting. CYBERBRITE, when used correctly, dissolves surface oxidation leaving only bare, raw, stainless steel, allowing the surface to form that protective chromium oxide layer. This happens relatively quickly, within 3 days of CYBERBRITE treatment. I have treated my truck 5 times in the last 2 years and my truck stays looking amazing. I treat it around every 4 months, to keep it looking its best because it represent CYBERBRITE. I only wash it when it's dirty. I have put together an instructional " You Should Know" tutorial that better explains your Cybertruck stainless steel on our website. (working with IT. if its not there, it will be there soon)
https://t.co/yOerJCMPOM.
Welcome to Cyberbrite, the only dual-action, DE-STAIN + PASSIVATION formula blended specifically for Cybertruck’s 30XX-series stainless steel exoskeleton.
Understanding why Stainless steel is stainless and what CYBERBRITE does will explain why my Truck always looks great. Stainless is "stainless" because a chromium oxide layer that is formed when clean, pure, stainless steel is exposed to oxygen. This layer (passivation) is 1 to 5 nanometers thick and shields the underlying metal from oxidizing/rusting. CYBERBRITE, when used correctly, dissolves surface oxidation leaving only bare, raw, stainless steel, allowing the surface to form that protective chromium oxide layer. This happens relatively quickly, within 3 days of CYBERBRITE treatment. I have treated my truck 5 times in the last 2 years and my truck stays looking amazing. I treat it around every 4 months, to keep it looking its best because it represent CYBERBRITE. I only wash it when it's dirty. I have put together an instructional " You Should Know" tutorial that better explains your Cybertruck stainless steel on our website. (working with IT. if its not there, it will be there soon)
https://t.co/yOerJCMPOM.
Hi, Im Texas also. Understanding why Stainless steel is stainless and what CYBERBRITE does will explain why my Truck always looks great. Stainless is "stainless" because a chromium oxide layer that is formed when clean, pure, stainless steel is exposed to oxygen. This layer (passivation) is 1 to 5 nanometers thick and shields the underlying metal from oxidizing/rusting. CYBERBRITE, when used correctly, dissolves surface oxidation leaving only bare, raw, stainless steel, allowing the surface to form that protective chromium oxide layer. This happens relatively quickly, within 3 days of CYBERBRITE treatment. I have treated my truck 5 times in the last 2 years and my truck stays looking amazing. I treat it around every 4 months, to keep it looking its best because it represent CYBERBRITE. I only wash it when it's dirty. I have put together an instructional " You Should Know" tutorial that better explains your Cybertruck stainless steel on our website. (working with IT. if its not there, it will be there soon)
https://t.co/yOerJCMPOM.
Cybertruck owners: Be honest—how's your stainless holding up? Mine's getting that subtle haze/oxidation in spots after a few months of Texas roads. Fingerprints are one thing, but the environmental dulling is annoying AF.