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Final Detailing and Enamel Painting

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What happens here

After the Rhino Liner has cured, a technician carefully removes the green masking tape from the pivot points and areas previously protected. The exposed metal of these pivot points, which were intentionally left unlined to allow for movement, is then painted with a matching black enamel paint. This step ensures a clean, finished appearance and provides conventional paint protection to these high-friction, unlined areas, blending them seamlessly with the new Rhino-lined surface. This work was performed by Pods Complete Car Care at PODSTIRE.com.

Goal: Complete the aesthetic and functional finishing of the Rhino Lining project by treating pivot points.

Tools and materials

  • Small Paintbrush — Applying enamel paint to pivot points
  • Utility Knife — Assisting with precise tape removal
  • Black Enamel Paint — Painting the exposed pivot points
  • Green Masking Tape — Used for masking during previous steps, now being removed

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Rhino lining from those areas so right there you've got the wire tape and you're pulling that up and that creates a very clean line that you can blend the paint's a little better right

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