Skip to main content

Precisely Masking Moving Parts and Pivot Points

1:53
5:41
131.9K views

At 1:53 in

Rhino Lining Or Paint - How Far can you take it? Skid steers, Farm equipment, landscaping?

What happens here

A technician meticulously works on the skid loader's lift arms, demonstrating how to properly handle moving parts. This involves carefully cutting around pivot pins and other moving components with a utility knife to create a distinct separation line in the already applied (or soon-to-be-applied) Rhino Liner. Green masking tape is strategically applied around these pins to prevent the liner from adhering directly to them, ensuring they remain unlined and functional. This step is critical to prevent the liner from cracking or peeling when the machinery operates.

Goal: Ensure all pivot points and moving components are correctly isolated from the Rhino Liner.

Tools and materials

  • Green Masking Tape — Masking off pivot points and creating clean separation lines
  • Hearing Protection — Protecting ears from noise in the workshop environment
  • Safety Glasses — Protecting eyes during cutting and prep
  • Utility Knife — Precisely cutting around moving parts to separate the liner

What they say

Hide

these pins here here and here so then that part right there will be like this part but that will get covered this so that it evens it all out if you if we're I know we left it RINO lie what happened this pin this whole thing would come

Auto-generated from the video audio.