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Intermediate Scuff Sanding of Primer

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What happens here

Allow the T9000 primer to dry completely, which should take approximately one to two hours. Once dry, perform a quick and light scuff sanding using an Ekasilk sponge with a 10mm grit (or an equivalent ultra-fine sanding pad/sponge). This step further refines the primed surface, ensuring maximum smoothness and optimal adhesion for the final topcoat.

Goal: Once the primer is dry, lightly scuff the primed surface using an Ekasilk sponge to achieve an exceptionally smooth texture before applying the final topcoat.

Tools and materials

  • Ekasilk sponge (10mm grit)

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with the 220 or 320 grit hit it with one coat of t9000 primer okay this is over diey forget about that but if it was over a finish one coat of this would be really smooth then you can give it a real quick scuff with a an NE of silk sponge 10 mm put one coat of 400 series over top of it and you will have a beautiful white finish or dark you can tint that to whatever you want let say you just want white and how quick is that going to dry the primer so that primer is going to be

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