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Iliya is great. He’s very quick in responding and answered any questions I have in minutes. The precut pff came quickly in about a week from ordering. I made a mistake and Iliya sent me the replacement very quick. Love how the laser black turned out. It looks like a gloss black in the shade but has blue/green color shift in sun light.

Perfect in every way! Does not overheat, strong magnetic hold, fits over existing surface perfectly with no gaps. Light Years ahead of the original product. A bit expensive (they’d probably sell more with a 30% reduction in price) but a very well made and functional product nevertheless.

So if you’re reading this; you know that the cyber truck is impossible to keep clean. I am both a DIY guy and a PIA about detailing. This is not a healthy combination.

I love my cybertruck, but there’s no way I could manage as badly as I wanted to keep the factory finish (which looks great on delivery day; but good luck keeping it like that).

I’m so thankful I found twraps; because a fully installed PPF wrap just was not in the financial cards for me. This truck was a stretch already.

Anyway, enough about me… The product is amazing. The support is incredible and I just couldn’t be happier with the results. Highly recommended retailer. These folks make sure to bend over backwards and do what it takes to make the customer happy. I hope you have the same experience as me.

As a sidenote, the color I chose is called dawning white. My wife and daughter absolutely love it… In fact, we may buy a second cyber truck just because my wife loves driving around in a pink truck… On the other hand, I feel a bit more indifferent about driving around in a pink truck and would probably go with something a little more subtle if I were to do it again. I love the color changing; but pink? Not sure it’s quite my jam.

I live in the Dallas, TX area. I have a Model Y that I previously had wrapped in PPF by a local shop. It was a couple years ago, so I can't remember the exact cost, but it was somewhere around $7,000-$7,500. They did good work, but it was a pretty high price tag! When I got our CT, I was hoping the cost to wrap it in PPF would be a good amount lower, given that it has flat panels. Unfortunately, that was not the case. I got several quotes and they all hovered around $6,500. I'm 52 years old, so no spring chicken, but I like to diy (wood projects and 3D printing), so I started looking into DIY options for the CT. I found a number of companies out there offering full kits. I ended going with TWRAPS, mostly because the owner was refreshingly responsive. That was important to me, knowing that I could get feedback and advice on a diy project I had never done before. And the price is really hard to beat. I saved $1000s of dollars on the diy option. Also, no longer having to battle fingerprints was the icing on the cake!

A special thanks to TWRAPS. I highly recommend them, not only for having a great product, but also for their responsiveness. Much appreciated! They don't use a generic cut model and they put a lot of R&D in getting it just right for the CT. It's a made in the USA product by a family business.

This is the 2nd Cyberbeast I wrapped with TWRAPS’s PPF. 1st time we wrapped my friend’s Beast with Black PPF, this time we wrapped mine with the Satin Dark Army Green.

I was lucky to have 4 friends helping me out. We finished in about ~6 hours. The result speaks for itself.

Note: The Foundation Series Decal or the US Flag in the pictures are not a part of the wrap. I bought them separately from a different place.

We just got a new Tesla Model X and wanted to get a screen protector mostly for the rear screen as I figured out that it was likely to get kicked by kids’ feet when they ride in the back seat. I couldn’t find a product that was just for the rear screen, so I tried this set from Twraps.

I installed the rear screen - it was easy following the instructions in the video (they supply a QR code link to the video). The screen looked great and I felt it was now well protected. In fact, I loved it so much that I decided to install the protector for the main screen, seeing as how I had it anyway.

The first thing I discovered in the installation, and my strong recommendation, is to use a flashlight to really check the screen. I thought the screen didn’t look too bad (with respect to fingerprints, etc.) until I put the screen into “Screen Clean” mode so it went black and then shone. Flashlight on it - I was appalled at the number of fingerprints on the screen.

The next thing I discovered was a tiny manufacturing defect in the protector (basically looked like a very small scratch). It really wasn’t that noticeable, and I doubt I would have seen it except for the flashlight illumination, but in any case, I decided to contact the manufacturer to see if I could get a replacement.

I was very happy to find this was a US-based small family-owned company. They answered my email within a few minutes, even though it was a holiday weekend, and arranged to have a new protector shipped out right away. Apart from the fact that I very much like supporting small US businesses just on principle, when they provide outstanding customer service like Twraps does, it makes that decision even more rewarding.

The new protector arrived quickly, and installation went well (again after watching the video). The protector they replaced my original one with was the upgraded tempered glass version (at no additional cost to me). The anti-glare properties are really great and very obvious - you can clearly see the difference in the two pictures taken in the same conditions - the before and after show an amazing difference in screen glare.

Overall, I am very happy with the screen protector from Twraps. The product gets a solid 5 stars and if I could I would give them 5 more for outstanding customer support. If you need a screen protector for any of the vehicles they support, you will not be disappointed. You will also know that you are supporting a small, family-owned USA business, so it’s a win-win.

Company is Amazing American owned and the quality is exceptional. That being said my wife wanted her CT satin black and did tons of research until we came across Twraps install video on YouTube and watched that over and over made a world of difference during install Wich we were able to knock out in a day.
10/10 would recommend you will not be disappointed.

I just finished a DIY PPF wrap from TWRAPS, and it was a lot easier than I expected, I love the way it turned out. Over all it took me about 8 hours (about 1 hour per panel) and I finished it over a few days. I highly recommend it if you want to PPF your Cybertruck and save $4k+ doing it yourself.

All you need is:
The PPF precut kit.
A wrap toolkit (~$30 on Amazon)
2 spray bottles with soapy water and rubbing alcohol (bought 1 electric and 1 manual)
Lots of microfiber cloths

TWRAPS has a great video to explain the process and it covered everything, but I made a few mistakes that would be easy to correct the next time I do this. These were my errors and the video clearly explains how to avoid them.

-I didnt have a very clean area to work in, so I had dust and pet hair under the PPF that I had to remove.
-Better lighting to see bubbles easier. I made the mistake of doing it at night after work.
-I got too aggressive with the rubbing alcohol and it got under the wrap in some places, creating bubbles as it evaporated. It was easy to resolve, but it added more work. Next time I might use pure water, or more diluted alcohol to rinse the edges.

I recently took delivery of my Cybertruck and immediately wanted to wrap it. I've seen in person all of the fingerprints left behind from people touching the truck and did not want to deal with cleaning it every day. For about a week I did a lot of research on what color, vinyl or PPF and where to take it for install. I narrowed down the color (Statin Black) and type (PPF) and was blown away at the prices shops are charging. My research continued on DIY. I came across a few sites and ended up going with TWRAPS. The step by step included instructions, very detailed YouTube video and last but not least, IIiya (I believe is the owner). Every question I had, he answered extremely fast and even provided additional information on what tools I should buy.

Install time. I started on Saturday morning at 9:30am and finished around 9:30pm. This was my first attempt at a wrap, so I took my time. I'm sure the estimated 8 hours is possible, but I did not want to rush. Each panel of the film is precisely cut to the shape of the truck, and labeled either "D" (Driver) or "P" (Passenger). TWRAPS provides two squeegees, but the customer is responsible for buying a spray bottle, additional squeegees, slip mixture (I used J&J Baby Shampoo) and ISP. Overall the process was not difficult at all. Just make sure each panel is clean, because small dirt particles will show. My only piece of advice is that the install should be done when the ambiant temperature is around 65. The warmer it is, the easier the film will roll around the edges. Also before rolling, I would let the truck sit in the sun. This will alllow the stainless steel to warm up and small portions of the wrap will start to bubble (trapped air/water). This is where you can squeegee out the bubbles and then roll the edges.

I'd highly recommend TWRAPS!!

2 other friends and I trusted TWRAPS and purchased PPF films. Overall, it took us ~9 hours for the wrap, yet we were quite happy with the outcome as first-time DIYers.

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An excellent solution to replace the charging pad in my R1T Gen 2. It looks good, as the wood trim is real close to OEM. It doesn’t suffer from the issues the charging pad that comes with the truck does, such as the phone sliding around the charging pad and the triggering of Apple Pay bug. I am very happy with this addition to my truck.

This set of vinyl stickers is great. Fits perfectly and is easy to apply. So a great product overall!

Super easy to install, perfect fit, changed the look of my car for sure 👍🏽

Received the satin black chrome delete for the 22” range wheels. My son likes to help out on small projects so he jumped right on this one with me. I put on one strip, he put on one strip - he did a better job than I did and moved faster. Little man’s fingers to the rescue! He did the rest of the car. They look awesome! Thanks TWRAPS!

Works great. Magnets are strong. I have 2 cases and it works with both : ESR Classic Hybrid Case (HaloLock) + Otterbox Defender Pro.

Note for the Otterbox, you need to have the front console lid opened to get it on the pad - you can close again after if you like, but you wont get it on the pad with that closed.

(The pictures show the 3mm gap above the top of the iphone)