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Paint will "wrinkle" when it forms a skin over the base coat/primer of which it is applied. This can happen for many reasons such as the top of the paint coat drying faster than the bottom, too thick of an application of the paint, paint that is applied to a primed surface in which the primer was not allowed to fully dry. It can also occur when paint is applied to extremely hot or cool surfaces or during high humidity. Dirt or wax surfaces can also cause the paint to wrinkle. To avoid these situations, sand down the affected areas and apply a new coat of primer. Allow the primer to fully dry and repaint using nice even, light coats.

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