Since Tesla only makes the Cybertruck in a single exterior finish—exposed stainless steel—many Cybertruck owners have chosen to personalize their trucks by taking them to a detail shop and adding a wrap. As a percentage of the vehicles on the road, the Cybertruck might be the most customized and, more specifically, wrapped vehicle in the world. This is all well and good. However, now that it’s been almost a year since Tesla started delivering the Cybertruck, some of the original owners are looking to change up their wraps. This wouldn’t have been newsworthy; however, the Cybertruck owners are reporting that the wraps might have permanently blemished the truck’s stainless steel exterior. Look at what happened to Aron in this video from the Torque News Youtube channel and subscribe to stay in touch. Over the past few months, I have come across multiple posts by Cybertruck owners who say a vinyl wrap has permanently blemished their trucks; however, the latest and best-documented case comes from Aron Cash, who meticulously shared the situation with his post-wrap Cybertruck. Aron is the owner of ABetterTheater.com; a company focused on in-car entertainment. Like most business owners who buy a Cybertruck, Aron uses his truck as a moving billboard with a vinyl wrap advertising his company’s name. However, after 8 months, Aron decided to remove the vinyl wrap for a cleaner look; and, when he removed the wrap, he found that the vinyl had permanently blemished his truck’s stainless steel exterior. Aron shared his experience both on the Cybertruck Owners Club forum and on his personal X account. Here is what Aron wrote… “Cybertruck etched after removal of the vinyl logo (applied 8 months ago). The lettering was applied right after delivery 8 months ago. Removed yesterday and detailed with Windex and microfiber. It's not surprising the stainless is now etched. The next step is blue Scotch-Brite and Bar Keepers Friend! Follow the thread for updates and results.” Aron shared a couple of videos and pictures showing how his Cybertruck stainless steel looks after he removed the wrap. Next step Windex and Goo Gone pic.twitter.com/2AVkLDH7rk