One more comment on MAE Omni PPG paint. If you're using this for the interior and it will be de-glossed (which I suggest), wait at least a week before recoating it or painting over it if you have to sand out a spot for whatever reason. If you've de-glossed it, you can't add hardener...it will cause it to be glossy (which in an interior some people see as all wrong). This is acrylic enamel and a very good paint (especially for the money) but if you recoat it before it is dry it will crack, craze, lift, etc. But please don't take this as a criticism of MAE Omni. Every acrylic enamel without hardener I've ever used will do the same exact thing.
Also: BIG WARNING...catalyzed paint is harmful and dangerous. Hopefully you already know this. You can absorb harmful elements through your lungs and/or through your skin. Painting with this stuff is serious business. Use a professional grade face mask/ventilator and a paint suit if you can get one. Paint in as large of an area as possible. Personally I like to paint outside with a little breeze and then move the vehicle or part inside to finish drying. You can't have enough warning about this stuff.
