So sad! 
You will have to sand paper it and re-apply fresh a coat. :yes:
I know its hard work but you gotta do it.
Dana
You will have to sand paper it and re-apply fresh a coat. :yes:
I know its hard work but you gotta do it.
Dana
It will gum up your paper untill it is completely cured, and even then might still do it. Curing time varies for diffrent paint. Primer is quicker but still may take a week or two untill it is really ready to be sanded. Also keep in mind your brush strokes will be more prominent / visable on fresh joint compound.
What will help is if you can hit those primes area's again with a roller. What I would do in this spot, and this takes a little care, hit those primed areas with a roller set up with the finish paint. Cover the roller setup to keep anything from drying and wait an hour or so. Then go back in and paint the entire room normally, starting with the cutting in to allow the rolled patches to dry even further. You will now have atleast 2 coats of roll texture over the patched areas and that should help blend them in.