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Old 04-01-2018, 01:57 PM   #1
mosel70
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Polyester Hi-fill Primer Question

Giving my '70 Chevy C10 a full repaint, int and ext.

I'm using Eastwood's Contour Polyester Primer-Surfacer. Mostly over sanded OEM paint, but a few small spots of bondo and bare metal and a few new parts (hood, front fenders, tail gate) .
https://www.eastwood.com/eastwood-co...-surfacer.html

I used 2 gallons of primer, 2.5 tip, 20oz primer, 1oz hardener, 3 oz acetone, 80 degrees, 15% humidity. Sprayed on nice. But, I ran out of primer before giving everything its first coat.

2 questions
a. will it hurt to give panels their second coat a week after the first coat dried?

b. should I sand the first coat before applying the second coat of primer?
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