Hi,
I did something stupid today, i started to give the first gloss coat of paint a light sand with 400 grit before it was fully dry. The result is that I have a small area of my desktop which has some ripples and another spot or two where there are tiny tears which have slightly bubbled with paint.
The question is, what is the best way to recover the situation. This is a small, but noticeable part of the desk and I want to get it right. More then happy to sand back, fill if necessary and apply two more coats of gloss. My main concern is how long to leave the paint to dry now? It seems the bubbles have paint in them (I put a needle to one and it was filled with paint. I am hoping that the paint will still dry in the next few days?)
Any advice welcome....ridicule also humbly accepted
I did something stupid today, i started to give the first gloss coat of paint a light sand with 400 grit before it was fully dry. The result is that I have a small area of my desktop which has some ripples and another spot or two where there are tiny tears which have slightly bubbled with paint.
The question is, what is the best way to recover the situation. This is a small, but noticeable part of the desk and I want to get it right. More then happy to sand back, fill if necessary and apply two more coats of gloss. My main concern is how long to leave the paint to dry now? It seems the bubbles have paint in them (I put a needle to one and it was filled with paint. I am hoping that the paint will still dry in the next few days?)
Any advice welcome....ridicule also humbly accepted