Tesla Model 3 Track Cover

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Being a taller person, I sit with my back end resting in the most rearward position of my seat. This leads to two unsightly tracks protruding from under the front edge of my seat. The Spartan interior design only draws more attention to the bolt heads and greasy components that are exposed. Even worse, that same grease is a magnet for debris from the floor and above. Solution: 3D printed covers that slide into place and blend in seamlessly, keeping crumbs away from the tracks and goop. These custom covers will slide smoothly into position without rattling and can be easily removed by hand or when the seat moves forward. Seat not fully extended but still visible tracks? Simply print the full-size cover and trim the back end until it fits perfectly, or ask your 3D printer to remove the necessary amount before printing. Why is there a peak instead of a smooth curve along the long edge? For less expensive FDM printers, the curved design is sliced as a flat for the very top layer. This will result in a visible cross-hatched pattern (about 1/16" wide) and immediately draws attention to it. The peak, on the other hand, features a smooth finish and looks more refined. Download, print, and enjoy!