Painting Tool for Govee RGBIC LED Permanent Outdoor Lights Models H705 (A, B & C)

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This is a very simple model. It's just a tube with a bevel on the top that allows you to position it over the dome of your Govee Permanent Outdoor Lights so you can spray paint them to match the color of your house (or whatever reason you're painting them). Included FilesBecause most people will likely be slicing this to their taste, I've only included the .3mf file for this model. Printing InstructionsYou can print this in whatever filament suits you, except TPU probably. ;)The model is 100mm(about 5") tall. You may want to lengthen or shorten the tube to make it easer to hold or to use less material. Either way, if you cut it in your slicer, remember to keep the top half as that's the half designed to fit the light dome. You may also want to print this file with an outer brim to ensure the tube stays put on your print sheet. Supports aren't needed. InstructionsSimply placed the beveled edge end of the tube over the dome of the light you wish to paint. Make sure to hold it steady while you paint. I suggest lightly spraying in overlapping coats to make sure you don't end up with paint pooling around the dome. Note: Depending on your brand and type of filament and your printer brand/model, you may need to play with the scale a bit for the perfect fit.  Before painting make sure to check the fitment of the model with your lights. Related Models:I have a few other models specific to Govee lights. Be sure to check them out by clicking here.FeedbackAs always, thank you for taking the time to check out my model. Clearly this one is very simple, but it took longer than you'd think to get this to fit precisely. So, if you like it, please click the ❤ and/or leave me an encouraging comment if you appreciate my effort. If you print this model, please take a picture of your make in in action. Then, post your make by clicking here and leave a review. ;) If for some reason you don't think my model deserves ★★★★★ please reach out to me with your feedback before leaving a negative rating so I can have an opportunity to address any issues. Often, problems encountered can be solved with some simple trouble shooting or a small redesign. If you have suggestions on how the model could be better, please let me know. Along those lines, if you would like some adjustment to the model that you personally would find helpful, please reach out. I am more than happy to tweak the design to fit someone's needs if I can. I will continue to update the model as long and often as needed to ensure it is the best possible quality. See the Updates section below with notes on changes. I’m always happy to share my designs with anyone who wants to use them. You're more than welcome to remix the model as you wish. And finally, special thanks to @Tpptotal_1542122 for the idea and for test printing it for me. If you really appreciate my work, you can also donate to my PayPal filament fund: NotesNote #1:  This model was designed in Fusion360. Note #2:  Photo Credit to @Tpptotal_1542122. Updates14 Dec 2023 - Initial Model Added to Printables.