Bee Washer Fluid Cap

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As the OEM windshield wiper fluid cap started falling apart, I needed something new to protect that fluid reservoir. Instead of buying a new one, I decided to have some fun with it! I printed the cap with the bee facing upwards and supports underneath. I switched from black to white filament near the end so that the bee profile stands out. The black plastic is Sindoh's flexible filament, helpful for getting the cap on and off the car. The white is PLA. Also uploaded: -base cap with no design -(V4) simplified bee cap with no eyes / mouth bee design: https://www.seekpng.com/ipng/u2w7u2r5o0y3i1w7_bees-clipart-outline-coloring-picture-of-bee/