Cybertruck two-tone wraps
These are the two-tone splits shops sell for the Cybertruck. Each opens in the 3D view, where you can swap either color for any of the 1,338 films, or start from a quick look: satin or gloss black, satin or gloss white, or carbon fiber (S12, G12, S10, G10 and CFS12 in 3M 2080).
| Split | Panels | Sold as | Preview |
|---|---|---|---|
| Upper blackout | Above the middle body line: hood top, fender tops, the four door tops, quarter-panel tops and both roof-line arches (11 pieces) | $895 kit T Sportline | Try it in 3D |
| Roof-line arch (“pillar delete”) | The roof arch and cant rails, edge-wrapped, with an optional “front spear” on the fender tops | $199.95 DIY kit T Sportline | Try it in 3D |
| Top and bottom | Two colors split at the beltline, such as gloss black over white or matte black over black | $1,500 PPF kit CybertruckWraps.us | Try it in 3D |
| Hood and front panel | An accent on the hood and front fascia, for example 3M Satin Black over a 3M Satin Dark Gray body | Shop build AZ Rag | Try it in 3D |
What owners build
The Cybertruck Owners Club two-tone thread shows black over white, black over stainless, white over blue, black over pine green and Avery Satin Black over red; five of the six builds it describes have the darker color on top Cybertruck Owners Club.
What it costs
A two-tone half is a partial wrap. In an average-cost US area our estimate puts it at about satin vinyl $800 to $2,400, gloss vinyl $800 to $2,300 and colored PPF $1,100 to $3,300, with the shop’s usual film. Estimate your build