Wrapping My Cybertruck in Shockwave: A Sneak Peek at Unplugged Performance's New Shop

Wrapping My Cybertruck in Shockwave: A Sneak Peek at Unplugged Performance's New Shop

Hey everyone, DennisCW here! If you're a fan of Tesla mods and Cybertruck adventures, you're in for a treat. In my latest video, I took my brand-new Cybertruck to Unplugged Performance for a full wrap using Flexi Shield's colored paint protection film (PPF). We've experimented with red, purple, and blue in the past, but this time, we're diving into something fresh and dynamic: the all-new Shockwave color. Stick around because I've got an exclusive deal for you at the end!

Why Wrap a Cybertruck? My Take on It

As you know, I absolutely love the Cybertruck—it's a beast on wheels. But one major gripe? Those pesky fingerprints on the stainless steel body. Wrapping it isn't just about aesthetics; it's crucial for protection and maintenance. We've tried vinyl wraps and other PPFs before, but colored PPF from Flexi Shield has been a game-changer. It combines style with durability, shielding against scratches, UV rays, and everyday wear.

This wrap was done at Unplugged Performance, and let me tell you, their approach sets them apart. If you're in Hawthorne or the Los Angeles area, you need to check out their brand-new shop. Spoiler: It's insanely impressive, and they're hosting an open house soon. Whether you want a wrap, ceramic coating, tinting, or other protections, their Unplugged Spa is the spot.

The Process: What Makes Unplugged Performance Different

What really stands out at Unplugged Performance is their meticulous attention to detail. Unlike some shops that might cut corners, they disassemble key parts of the Cybertruck for a flawless application. We're talking removing fenders, mirrors, and more to ensure the wrap tucks into every edge and crevice perfectly.

Here's a quick rundown of the process I captured in the video:

• Prep Work: The truck gets decontaminated, washed, and prepped in their state-of-the-art bay complete with water drains for a clean setup.
• Application: Using heat guns and precision tools, the team applies the Flexi Shield PPF. It's not just slapped on—it's molded to the Cybertruck's unique angles.
• The Color Reveal: Shockwave is a brand-new hue from Flexi Shield (shoutout to David and the team!). Inside, it looks dark and mysterious, but in sunlight, it shifts dynamically between deep blue and subtle green tones. It's like a mature black with pops of color—perfect for that sleek, head-turning vibe.

I was worried it might shine too brightly in the sun, but it stays sophisticated and dynamic. Capturing it on camera doesn't do it justice; you have to see it in person!

First Impressions of the Shockwave Wrap

Once the wrap was done and we rolled it out into the daylight, I was blown away. It's got this chameleon-like quality—dark and moody in low light, then bursting with blue-green hues under the sun. If you've always dreamed of a black Cybertruck but wanted something more unique, Shockwave nails it. It's protective, stylish, and way better than dealing with fingerprints on bare steel.

Big thanks to the Unplugged Spa team for the killer job and to Flexi Shield for innovating with these colors. If you're considering a wrap, their lineup is worth checking out—I'll link to their colors below.

Exclusive Deal: Dennis Deal for Cybertruck Owners

Alright, here's the exciting part! I've teamed up with Unplugged Performance to hook you up. For the next month, if you're wrapping a Cybertruck with Flexi Shield colored PPF, mention "Dennis Deal" and get 20% off. This is for Cybertrucks only, so act fast. Give them a call, DM them, or fill out a form on their website to get started.

What do you think of the Shockwave color? Drop your thoughts in the comments below, and don't forget to subscribe for more Tesla content. If you're in LA, swing by Unplugged Performance's new shop—you won't regret it!

Links:

• Flexi Shield Colors
• Unplugged Performance

Thanks for reading, and catch you in the next video!

-DennisCW