Pick a finish.
Stainless steel is a blank canvas, and vinyl comes in finishes no factory option list offers. These are the ones Cybertruck owners ask about most.
Satin black
The most popular Cybertruck color change. Flat enough to look stealthy, smooth enough to wash easily.
Gloss black
A wet, painted look that turns every light bar reflection into a mirror. See it in our bay below.
Satin gold
We have already done one. It stops people in parking lots, and it photographs like nothing else.
Chrome and color-shift
For owners who want the truck to look different from every angle. Loud, and fully reversible.
Vinyl or colored PPF.
There are two ways to change a Cybertruck's color. Vinyl wrap film comes in the widest range of colors and finishes, and it protects the stainless from scratches and grime while it is on. Colored or satin PPF is thicker and self-healing, so it adds real impact protection, and it is what Tesla itself uses for its own factory Cybertruck wraps. Tell us what matters more to you, the exact color or the protection, and we will point you to the right film.
Cybertrucks we have done.
Shot in our Plymouth bay. Want to see more Teslas we have done? Ask when you call, or check Instagram at @imperialautofilms.
Graphics and partial wraps.
Not every truck needs a full color change. Custom graphics, like the red wolf on the gloss black Cybertruck in our gallery, logos for a business truck, accent pieces and printed designs are all part of what we do. A partial wrap is also a way to try a color on part of the truck before committing to the whole thing.
What owners say.
“Helped me pick the perfect color for my Model S. The installer is an artist and detail-oriented. Impeccable workmanship.”
“The whole team at Imperial did an absolutely amazing job wrapping my vehicle - everything I needed they were able to get done and they completely exceeded my expectations. From start to finish their professionalism was perfect, everything I needed got…”
“He wrapped my Bentley and my bumper on my Infiniti truck he did and amazing job on both. Then he wrapped my Spyder F3”
Cybertruck Wrap FAQ.
Will a wrap hurt the stainless?
No. Vinyl sits on top of the steel and protects it while it is on. When it comes off, the stainless underneath is the way it was, without the scratches it would have picked up.
How long does a Cybertruck wrap last?
With hand washing and a little care, a quality wrap looks good for years. Sun is the main enemy, so the flat top surfaces age first, and a garaged truck will outlast one that lives outside.
Can you wrap it in my company's branding?
Yes. Printed graphics and logos are part of what we do, and a Cybertruck gets more attention in traffic than any billboard. Bring your logo and we will lay out the design with you.
Can I pick a color in person?
Yes, and you should. Satin, gloss, chrome and color-shift films all look different in daylight than on a screen, so we go through samples with you before anything is ordered.
How do I wash a wrapped Cybertruck?
Hand wash it with plain car soap, which Tesla recommends for the Cybertruck anyway. Satin and matte finishes should not be waxed or polished, they just need gentle soap.
Can I wrap a leased Cybertruck?
Yes. A wrap is fully reversible, so you can enjoy the color for the length of the lease and have it removed before turn-in, with the steel underneath protected the whole time.
Cybertruck wrap and PPF near you.
Find the shop.
Imperial Auto Films is on Ann Arbor Road in Plymouth, under a mile west of the I-275 exit. Most of Wayne, Oakland and Washtenaw County is within an easy drive.
Imperial Auto Films, 41980 Ann Arbor Rd, Building 3, Plymouth, MI 48170. Open Monday to Saturday, 9AM to 5PM.
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Cybertruck wrap.
Tell us about your truck and what you have in mind, and we'll get you a quote. Precision work, backed by a 5.0-star reputation across Metro Detroit.