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That certainly looks VERY promising for reducing the impact of fingerprints!

Excellent, if your product can indeed be removed without damaging the vehicle it is an affordable option that may solve the fingerprint issue with the CT. Will be standing by for results/vids/pics. Keep us posted.

I have used some industry paints that are over $500 a gallon, makes it really painful when you accidentally spill some. If this product is a good fit and helps the fingerprint issue it will be a LOT cheaper at $300 than the $7-$10k wrap options floating around.

Speaking of moving on if this does not "work" to people's satisfaction. What is the removal process like. Say someone uses this, and does not like the result, what is the process of getting the steel back to "factory" or prior to using this coating? Pulling for this product to be a $300...

Pulling for this to be a good solution, not only for your company but for an option for CT owners not to have to choose between a $8,000 wrap and fingerprint hell, this could be a great solution.

Your paying $130k out the door for a vehicle, pick it up HOWEVER YOU want to.

With the texts from Tesla letting me know about $ off and tax incentives it is understandable, especially at about 1/3 the cost of the CT. Congrats on your new vehicle.

Doesn't it weigh like 1,800 lbs fully loaded though? Didn't assume it would be folded out to 11' going down the highway :) but 1800lbs has got to be a drag on range? Maybe "drag on range" was the wrong terms, weight causing less efficiency would be better

Cyberlandr was super compelling, but with the range of the CT going from 500+ to maybe under 200 on the highway, I don't think it would be possible to make it from one supercharger to another with the amount of drag and range drop the Cyberlandr would have :(