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Crown Trade Wood Primer Sanding and other queries

tommycahir · 2018-10-18 13:52:26

Hi Guys Looking for some advice, I recently had a pine stairs fitted for an attic conversion and am only now getting round to painting it. I sanded the risers, spindles and wall string and started to cover them with Crown Trade Wood Primer (white) and I noticed this morning that some of the primer I applied on Tuesday…

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tommycahir

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Hi Guys

Looking for some advice, I recently had a pine stairs fitted for an attic conversion and am only now getting round to painting it. I sanded the risers, spindles and wall string and started to cover them with
Crown Trade Wood Primer (white) and I noticed this morning that some of the primer I applied on Tuesday night (16th Oct) had dripped and caused some ridges so have a couple of questions:

1) Is it ok to sand this down to get rid of the raised drip ridges?
2) The primer is still tacky to touch should I leave this to dry more or paint it while tacky?
3) How long can I leave primer on the stairs without a top coat? it may be Sunday before I can get to paint some of it.

Any help or advice is appreciated.

Tommy

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