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Originally Posted by CanKam
Well that depends on the Primer you used... Latex primers dry faster, but some oil based primers may dry just as fast. Some primers are special purpose sealers or undercoat, or both. So you'll have to be more specific there Dao.
As for the roughness, there isn't much you can do as the paint itself does that effect. If it were smooth it either be glossy or it would have a plastic like component ( Behr's 100% acrylic paint for example). If you're afraid for your paint you can always use a Workable Fixatif (krylon) to help preserve your work without adding to much of a shine. However, don't add to much, or you'll end up with a glossy/satin finish.
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Thanks CanKam, and the Primer i am using is just the regular Krylon Primer, like these here:
http://www.krylon.com/products/indooroutdoor_primer/
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