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Originally Posted by knomadd
Or, just spray the base coat of both, then clear it all. This is the way I would do it, but I'm still a newb too. If you miss the re-spray window, let it cure whatever is recommended by the paint company, scuff it and clear it. Ask some other guys what they recommend as well. Someone with more experience can probably give you more detailed info on the subject. I'm sure you'll do fine when you get to that point.
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This is the way I would recommend doing it. Last one I did was done after work, 2 days in a row. I sprayed the white on the first night, late in the evening. The next day I masked off the white as soon as I got home from work, sprayed the second color (indigo blue in my case), unmasked it after it flashed off and then cleared the whole thing. I got the whole thing sprayed and cleared in a 24 hour window. This was on a complete car. I had to work fast to stay inside of the window for clearing the white, but I got it all done and it came out great. I saw a recent picture of the car and after 20 years it still looks great. The owner never leaves it outside at home and takes really good care of it.