Cybertruck Mirror Delete Cover

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The trim pieces work well in PETG thanks to it's toughness (ASA is a little too brittle and can break during install).  The covers can be printed in either PETG or ASA (or metal using the _V3 variant).The files ending with the DS suffix are for Drivers Side and those ending with _PS are for Passenger Side.Update:  I have added a _v2 version.  To make it work, you will have to cut the rubber door gasket just below the opening.  If you don't want to do this, stick with the original.Update2:  I added a _v3 version for SLS printing in metal through a service such as in3dtec.  Costs about $16 each to print in 306 stainless and as much again to ship to the US.During prototyping I managed to drop two covers into the door and have not been able to extract them so I do recommend using the provided loop with a zip tie or string to avoid such things.Note:  I have also provided a cover for the now-exposed pins on the mirror connector.  That model can be found here: https://www.printables.com/model/943201-cybertruck-mirror-connector-coverCAUTION:  Edges around opening are very sharp!Place cover down over hole paying attention to the notch for the window trim.Push the trim piece on at the thick end first and rotate into place to lock the cover.Reattach the rubber door gasket.Installation of the metal cover is different.  It slides in from the side.