Fix 3D scans and make into printable 3D model

I have several product-based 3D scans in OBJ format (STL copies as well) that need professional clean-up so they’re truly “print ready.” The scans need work. The lines are not straight. There are extra elements from the stands i used to scan the object that need to be removed.

What I’ll hand over:
• Original OBJ scans of the product. STLs if you want them.

What I expect back:
• A repaired, de-noised mesh with proper thickness, closed surfaces and optimized topology ready for 3D printing.
• The plastic pegs on the back are important. We have cut the heads off them to release them from the frame. We need the new model to have a barbed lock similar to the white push pin image attached, so that the bezel (our print) locks onto the body.
• Final file supplied in both the original OBJ and a validated STL ready for FDM/SLA printing.
• Supporting screenshots or a quick screen-capture walkthrough that proves the model passes common print checks (Netfabb, Meshmixer, or comparable).

Timing is tight—ASAP really does mean as soon as you can reliably complete the work without compromising quality. If you have an efficient workflow in ZBrush, Blender, MeshLab, or similar mesh-repair tools and know the ins and outs of 3D printing tolerances, let’s get started.