Final sand before paint, wet or dry

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  1. lngroller

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    The reason I'm asking, I used an acrylic urethane primer and wet sanding is making it like glass, not sure there's anything for topcoat to stick to.
     
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    Mavaholic Growing older but not up!

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    What grit did you use?
     
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    I used 600 grit
     
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    600 wet on primer or 1000 on the old paint is what we use in our street rod shop.
     
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    Mavman72 Gone backwards but lookin' forward

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    Are you useing single stage or bascoat clearcoat...Either one will work fine with the 6oo grit finish.
     
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    well... It's single stage? but will be clear coated. I bought, don't laugh. Kirker paint. The price was right and so far I love their primer. I figure I will have some areas I will want to redo in the next couple years so it will get repainted anyway. If I am happy then hopefully it will last.
     
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    600 wet is fine no problems
     

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