Firstly, let's take money out of the question so that's it not a factor in the answer.
Let's say that you have an average driver car that you are going to repaint ---- and a high quality outcome in the goal.
Two stage process: color and clearcoat.
After the prep work and primer, how many coats would you apply?
When does the Law of Diminishing Returns start? In other words, when would someone say, "You can add another coat, but it won't help."
I would suppose that the perfect drying time window between coats would depend on what paint -- and on what clearcoat -- you are using. Correct?
Would you (or do you) wet sand between every coat?
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