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How long do i have to wait for undercoat to dry before I can gloss?

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Oil based undercoat 24 hours, water based when its dry to the touch
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It usually does what it says on the tin. Always good to read the instructions. If you're using an acrylic undercoat, it usually takes less time to dry,but acrylic paint is not ideal for outdoor use.
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If it is a water based paint usually two hours. If it is oil-based, usually sixteen hours between coats.
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However long it takes to dry!
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it will say on the tin. usually if the conditions are good, warm and breezy, it should only take 2 hours max
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touch dry..
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There will be guidelines on the tin its self. It varies from brand to brand
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About 6 Hours

"As it says on the tin!!"
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best to leave it overnight & it should be ok to gloss next day
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a good couple of hours
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