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help please 
I'm in the process of painting my living room, dining room and a hall way. I did a lot of patching so I just primed those areas. While I was spot priming(I did two coats of primer using Kilz2 waterbased multi-purpose ) I noticed the brush strokes but thought they would go away while it dried. Obviously, they didn't. So I searched online and found out I needed to use a roller over the areas. Too late now.
But luckily I haven't started with the paint coat.
My questions are: will it look bad if I apply paint(with a roller of course) over it? (i'm planning on using a light cream/ off white color)
if 1st question isn't an option is than: how do I fix the problem? I'm guessing sanding(what grit?) then reprime with a roller? I'm guessing there will a lot of dust so I'll need to wash the walls off after sanding then let them dry. Do I have to let the dust settle before I paint? and how long after I wash the walls off can I reprime?
I hope someone learns from my mistake.
I'm in the process of painting my living room, dining room and a hall way. I did a lot of patching so I just primed those areas. While I was spot priming(I did two coats of primer using Kilz2 waterbased multi-purpose ) I noticed the brush strokes but thought they would go away while it dried. Obviously, they didn't. So I searched online and found out I needed to use a roller over the areas. Too late now.
My questions are: will it look bad if I apply paint(with a roller of course) over it? (i'm planning on using a light cream/ off white color)
if 1st question isn't an option is than: how do I fix the problem? I'm guessing sanding(what grit?) then reprime with a roller? I'm guessing there will a lot of dust so I'll need to wash the walls off after sanding then let them dry. Do I have to let the dust settle before I paint? and how long after I wash the walls off can I reprime?
I hope someone learns from my mistake.