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Add ‘Magnets’ to the List of Things That Damage the Tesla Cybertruck Be careful what you stick to stainless steel; it may not stay that way. A Tesla Cybertruck owner who used a sheet magnet to promote their personal business found out the hard way that stainless steel may not stay so stainless when you cover it in certain materials. Upon removing the magnet after a month on the vehicle, the owner discovered not only superficial scratches from debris, but signs of full-blown galvanic corrosion. In this case, the corrosion progressed to the point where the Cybertruck’s stainless-steel body actually appears to have pitted. The short version is this: You shouldn’t stick metallic magnets on your Tesla Cybertruck. In fact, according to one participant in the discussion associated with a company that is developing outer panel covers for the stainless-steel pickup, it’s not wise to leave anything on the Cybertruck permanently, especially if the surface wasn’t thoroughly cleaned and prepped first. https://lnkd.in/dHJpcXe6

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