Hardware Covers / Caps for Sun Visor Delete

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I modeled and 3D printed some caps to cover the windshield hardware. The models are available at MakerWorld if any one is interested. They aren't perfect, but work. I opted to keep them as small as possible, so the black circles in the windshield are still visible. If there's any interest in caps that are better centered or cover the whole area, I could update the model.

Also, I'm thinking of making a set with embedded magnets and a super light visor to keep in the door pockets. I'll wait to see how the low fall sun impacts driving.
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I’ve been imagining way to create a “drape” that sits to the side that can be pulled horizontally when needed.

Lucid’s visor setup is ripe for aftermarket solutions.
 
This is great. I want to do it but I haven’t had the stones. Can you ever reattach the factory visors or it’s a one way street?
 
They can be reattached. That's why I made the caps instead of cutting off the OEM mounts. Just be careful pulling of the plastic OEM trim caps before unscrewing the visors. There are videos online.

I was also thinking of a retractable blinds that clipped into the headliner on the cross bar so the driver out passenger could reach unroll their sides and have it hook on the visor attachment points. But, I think it might be too much to reasonably package without it getting too chunky.
 
I feel like I'm frequently driving into the setting sun, and wouldn't want to be completely without visors. But something lightweight that snaps into place with magnets sounds great!
 
Maybe this

I have no relationship with this company
 
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