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Lightly Sand Dried Primer

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What happens here

Allow the DTM bonding primer to dry for about 15-30 minutes. Once dry, use a medium 3M sanding sponge to lightly scuff the primed surface. This step helps to smooth out any imperfections or textures from the primer application and ensures a super smooth finish for the final paint layer. Remember to dust off the door thoroughly after sanding.

Goal: After the primer has dried for approximately 15-30 minutes, lightly sand the primed surface to create a smooth base for the topcoat.

Tools and materials

  • 3M Sanding Sponge (Medium)

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The primer is now dry. It's been about 15 minutes. The DTM bonding primer is dry. We're lightly sanding the primer prior to spraying our first side, which we're going to spray black. Using a medium 3M sanding sponge to sand the door with

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