Wrap or keeping it factory gray?

[<3 Crank Windows]

Curious to know how many of us will be wrapping or keeping it the factory stock gray? Poll above

I see a ton of Cybertrucks wrapped and obviously a big reason is that they only come in stanless steel so owners want to be unique. I assume Slate truck owners are going to want their trucks to be unique too so there'll be a high rate of wraps, especially since it only costs $500 from the factory!

 

[s0ysauce]

If it's $500 for the wrap, I'll just opt for the factory to do it. I don't know if my PPF/Tint guy will price match that.

 

[mikes]

I might wrap it in a replica so I can reminisce about my 1980 Toyota SR5

 

[TRP]

If it's $500 for the wrap, I'll just opt for the factory to do it. I don't know if my PPF/Tint guy will price match that.

I'm sure they will charge an installation fee.........however...like you said...not sure anyone else could price match it

 

[Jimw]

I might wrap it in a replica so I can reminisce about my 1980 Toyota SR5

Now that's a sharp truck.

 

[Daley]

it only costs $500 from the factory!

If it's $500 for the wrap, I'll just opt for the factory to do it. I don't know if my PPF/Tint guy will price match that.

Just want to clarify because $500 sounds cheap! The wrap kits start at $500. That’s not including installation.

 

[E90400K]

Fifth choice:

Rattle-can it!

 

[SgtBanana]

Fifth choice:

Rattle-can it!

Haha, a plastidipped Slate would look *fantastic*.

 

[Jimw]

Back in the late 90s my daughter bought a certified used Saturn SL1. Plastic body, 35 mpg. Owned it for 15 years. Still looked new. GM messed up. This SLATE could have been made by Saturn had GM left them alone. They were decades ahead of their time.

 

[E90400K]

Back in the late 90s my daughter bought a certified used Saturn SL1. Plastic body, 35 mpg. Owned it for 15 years. Still looked new. GM messed up. This SLATE could have been made by Saturn had GM left them alone. They were decades ahead of their time.

Agree 100%. My brother had two different Saturn's back in the day. Decent cars for what they were intended to be. A second brother had the 1st year Fiero in 1984. Another decent car for what it was intended for.

I really think the spaceframe architecture is the way cars should be built.

 

[E90400K]

Haha, a plastidipped Slate would look *fantastic*.

I'm semi serious. If I get one, I may just set up a temporary paint shop in my garage and spray it with some Krylon. 🤣🤣🤣