Ok to go straight from FPII to JWAJ?

I don't think it is required unless you feel the paint needs a bit more cleaning. The first layer of AJ will just be a bit harder to apply, as the surface will not be as slick as after Prime.



What evidence is there to suggest that Prime offers a superior base over bare paint, if the surface doesn't need any more cleaning/polishing?



mburnickas,

Why do you need a good basecoat? Do you get better depth, durability, or shine?



Not being argumentative, but trying to understand the logic behind why it is required as you say.



- Justin
 
Has anyone went straight to AJ:T after a finish polish? I am going to try the Menzerna PO106F/RMG 70/30 mix and was wondering if AJ:T would have any issues bonding to it.
 
The directions on AJ say to apply to a well prepped surface. I am sure you'd be fine although you may not get 100% of the durability you'd get with using Prime as a base.
 
You can however buffing on prime acrylic will enhance the finish that little bit more

So not absolutely necessary but recommended
 
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