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Try thinner coats.
They were pretty thin, Roger. I scraped it off and redid it with some success. If I went on bare epoxy that I had sanded, no problem. It was only on the primer that it puckered. I would have thought it would be the opposite effect.
I use automotive primer for most everything, but I have found some brands leave a texture like 120 grit sandpaper, or the stuff I get at the local auto store here that seems to need a super thick coat to get complete coverage.
One question: are you shooting acrylics over the primer, or enamel?
One question: are you shooting acrylics over the primer, or enamel?
It is an enamel spray. If I sand first, it doesn’t seem to be a problem.
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I'd change primers. You shouldn't tolerate paint/primer incompatibility. It's truly annoying when it happens.
Vic ,that so called "orange peel" texture generally happens when the bottom coat was not 100% dry. The surface may feel dry and ready for the next coat but still may be a little soft. I agree, leave the primer coat a couple of days to ensure completely dry. If this still happens your paints are not compatible.