If you do not sand through the base coat, you should not need to apply another coat. The clear might cover the texture, it is hard to tell without seeing it.
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Hey guys, I could use some painting opinions if you got it. I sprayed my tank after getting it to bare metal with etch primer, then filler, then a few layers of color coat. After etch and filler I sanded and got it real smooth for the color coat. I have sprayed a few coats of color and I notice there’s a slight texture to it. This is my first time so my technique isn’t perfect, but I’d like some feedback on how I should proceed. I attached some photos, looks like slight orange peel. I have yet to clear coat it. What would you do?
