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Here is an update on my exposed Cybertruck panel. It's mostly just been sitting outside, but I have tortured it a bit too ;) Anything else I should do to it?

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Wife Of Dirty Tesla1 year ago

Your wife loves that this is sitting out in her front yard for everyone to see as they pull into the driveway.

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Dirty Tesla1 year ago

😁

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Bullish Adam Jonas1 year ago

The screwdriver that scratched the CT transferred metal from the screwdriver to the CT metal. It is likely that transferred metal that is rusting. Likewise the super rusty magnet is rusting, likely not the underlying CT steel.

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Dirty Tesla1 year ago

Great thoughts, thank you.

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Christoph1 year ago

Try spray painting it and see what is the best method for removing it 😂

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Rick Johnson1 year ago

See how it reacts to chlorine bleach. Bleach is a strong corrosive on stainless alloys. You can easily drill holes in stainless if you use vinegar as a lubricant!

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devankarsann1 year ago

Throw some wet road salt on it 🧂

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Jeremy Judkins1 year ago

Throw it away

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Mikhail Tsennykh 🇺🇲🇺🇲1 year ago

Great test. Main takeaway don't put magnets on your stainless steel CT, or if you do, don't remove them🙃 seeing all that rust the 1st thing coming to mind is using a 5" random orbit sanding machine with some ultra fine grit sandpaper or perhaps even good ol' steel wool to remove rust and leave no marks.

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