![Should I prime before compound? Or just compound, sand, primer, paint? I'm an amateur and would appreciate any help or tips you've got. Looks like this after removal of temp wallpaper. : Should I prime before compound? Or just compound, sand, primer, paint? I'm an amateur and would appreciate any help or tips you've got. Looks like this after removal of temp wallpaper. :](https://i.redd.it/should-i-prime-before-compound-or-just-compound-sand-primer-v0-dxv1v0lwbnea1.jpg?width=4032&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=6a74d4bb84af8f36eaa07a5bbb93a5a7c02cd025)
Should I prime before compound? Or just compound, sand, primer, paint? I'm an amateur and would appreciate any help or tips you've got. Looks like this after removal of temp wallpaper. :
![Bleed through after applying primer. This is after two coats of multipurpose water based primer. Substrate is steel that had previously been coated with black etch primer. Had slight surface rust. Everything Bleed through after applying primer. This is after two coats of multipurpose water based primer. Substrate is steel that had previously been coated with black etch primer. Had slight surface rust. Everything](https://preview.redd.it/bleed-through-after-applying-primer-this-is-after-two-coats-v0-qo5tymi95cu81.jpg?width=640&crop=smart&auto=webp&s=a1da952f580c4aa83b4dbe99ab4b5f83a4f7d3fa)
Bleed through after applying primer. This is after two coats of multipurpose water based primer. Substrate is steel that had previously been coated with black etch primer. Had slight surface rust. Everything
![This painting (acrylic paint) was done (after primer) 2 years ago in the bathroom of my house (on top of existing oil based paint). Now if I try to fix I'll have This painting (acrylic paint) was done (after primer) 2 years ago in the bathroom of my house (on top of existing oil based paint). Now if I try to fix I'll have](https://i.redd.it/g3vxa2adyjjb1.jpg)