Posted by GordoSD on December 04, 2012 at 16:42:26 from (64.33.250.162):
In Reply to: Grit posted by David G on December 04, 2012 at 15:38:05:
You should not be spraying and sanding urethane. that;s the old school method for lacquers. Read the spec sheet on your paint. If you are not using hardeners you need to wait 6 weeks or so to sand and repaint urethanes. I think you had a light tack coat for your first one so you got away with that. You can't put a topcoat on those first two for a long time. That should have been done in 45 minutes. And when you do sand 400 would be good. Wet.If you see little "balls" of paint STOP. Your paint is not hardened.
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