DeCaff2007
I'm Awesome
re read my previous post, buzz it with a piece of 80 grit to get the gummy stuff gone.get down to what ever coat is not wrinkled up and switch up to 180g then go 220 if it suits you. Ideally you are going to need to re-prime it anyway. It all depends on what wrinkled on how far you have to go.
Rushing paint work usually doesn't work out. You have to pay attention to flash times , temps and do it accordingly. Piling paint on prevents the last coat from releasing solvents. You can create solvent pop, a gummy surface etc. Not hard to create the problems you're trying to avoid by being in a hurry.
I tried that, too. What that did was cut right past the paint and started digging into the fiberglass. Good thing I did it lightly, in an inconspicuous spot.
I appreciate the advice and all the attempts at help, I really do. I've also learned I'm not cut out for body work. It's going to my FIL's first chance I get.