Dry and Inspect the First Coat
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Back in the PaintLine booth spraying Renner 851 self seal with my Apollo Precision-6.
What happens here
After applying the first coat, allow the paint to dry thoroughly according to the manufacturer's recommendations. Drying times can vary greatly depending on the type of paint, humidity, temperature, and coat thickness. Once dry to the touch, inspect the surface for any imperfections, such as dust nibs, drips, or areas needing more coverage. If applying additional coats, a very light sanding with a super fine-grit sanding pad (e.g., 320-400 grit) may be beneficial between coats to ensure maximum adhesion and a smoother final finish. (Note: This step is inferred.)
Goal: Allow the first coat to dry and check for imperfections.
Tools and materials
- Super Fine-grit Sanding Pad — Lightly sanding between coats for a smoother finish