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You still see the artifacts/reflections with sunglasses.

The Lucid HUD disappears with polarized sunglasses, which evidently doesn’t happen with Porsche or other German cars because they’ve figured out how to position the HUD opposite the polarization of common sunglasses. See page 4 of this thread. There’s some polarized sunglasses mentioned that...

I ordered an assortment of flock tape and one flock sheet from Amazon. I also ordered a roll of Alcantara based on your suggestion, which would certainly be nicer and look more luxurious, but I think that could still show a reflection. Alcantara shows brush marks similar to suede. My PPF guy...

We do appreciate your input. I’ll be ordering a piece 1-2” flock tape to give it a try. That’s certainly a lot easier than trying to flock the whole frame. When do you get your Gravity?

I went to take some measurements of the HUD frame. Frustratingly, there’s not a straight line or flat surface on it. It actually has a lot of curves. The overall shape is roughly 17.5” wide x 16.5” deep. I’m going to try and order a large flock piece and cut it. I initially thought I’d measure...

I agree, it’s the top part of the frame I’m seeing in the reflection on the window.

By the way, your lens looks dirty, like mine. Unfortunately, on mine it’s under the lens where I can’t clean it.

Did this offer any improvement? For me, the artifact of the top of frame (upward faces surface) is the most annoying thing. I don’t seem to have a problem with the blue bubble as long as my seat is high enough.

Yeah, I called my SA about the HUD frame. He talked to a tech and said there’s no way to remove that frame without removing the dash. I also visited my PPF shop about wrapping the frame in a matte PPF. The installer said the black matte PPF would still show a reflection similar to the gray...

I just ordered some matte black gaffer tape from Amazon in 1” and 2” widths. I’m going to try using that on the frame to see if it reduces reflections. If it does, I may look into having my PPF guy wrap the frame with matte black PPF. Ideally, that HUD frame could be removed, but when I try and...

I’m referring to @docmar9’s second pic with the black cloth covering the entire frame & lens. The reflection of the frame in the window disappears entirely. I wonder if the entire HUD frame (sans lens) could be wrapped in that black cloth to make the frame reflections disappear. The frame would...

Most of the reflection appears to be the frame, not the lens, in the first pic. I wonder what it would look like if you wrapped the frame in that material. Has anyone tried to pull that frame off?

Please send a pic and let us know how it fits, the quality, and if you think it’s worth the price. I have a very cheap one from Amazon, the fit is not exact, but it mostly gets the job done.

Twraps doesn’t have the matte screen protectors for the Gravity yet, so I had the 3 LCDs done when my wrap guy applied the PPF to the outside of the car. It was a huge improvement in reducing the glare. And best of all, no fingerprints! It turned out better than I expected. Pic 1: before PPF...

So, heard back from the PPF owner. The tech attempted to use matt film on the HUD lens, but “it wasn’t allowing the reflective to work and show thru.” I’ll know more tomorrow when I pick the car up, but maybe this will save someone else the trouble of attempting it.

Yes, it’s a custom cut. We’ll see if they can do it, given the HUB lens is concave.

I am having PPF added to my car this week. The shop owner offered to apply matt PPF to the LCD displays. It turned out so good that I asked him to do the same to the HUD. I’ll be picking the car up later this week. Will let everyone know if it helps with the reflections.

I am having PPF added to my car this week. The shop owner offered to apply matt PPF to the LCD displays. It turned out so good that I asked him to do the same to the HUD. I’ll be picking the car up later this week. Will let everyone know if it helps with the reflections.

I didn’t have a problem sliding back the cup holders. I did have to work the tray a little bit so that it was sitting on the rib in the bottom of the center console.

I have not towed anything yet, so someone else will have to chime in.