I’m finishing up a rod. Using Flex Coat i was just curious how long should i wait between coats?

As soon as the first application is no longer soft or tacky enough to snag your brush, you can proceed with a second application. This is often anywhere from about 6 to 24 hours depending on the temperature where you're working. Because epoxy cures by chemical reaction, not the evaporation of a solvent, it's possible to add additional applications sooner than many realize.


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I apply a 2nd coat - sooner than later - per To.
Since you a "laying" the finish on vs "painting" it on, the is little chance for the brush to stick to the tacky finish.
It can happen though - just move the brush away from the wrap a frog's hair so the brush bristles don't contact the tacky finish.
Applying while tacky, IMO, provides better adherence and less chance of fisheyes.
Herb
CTS

With the room temperature at 72 degrees F, you can re-coat Flex coat in 6-8 hours. Expect a full cure in 24 hours.

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