Painting interior trim - cut clear and buff after?

Took my 2019 Tundra dash out to paint the chrome ac vent rings and the small trim piece that runs across the dash.

Sanded using 400 + burgundy pads. Added automotive adhesion promotion, flashed it for 10 min and added a second coat.

Flashed that for 10 min and added rustoleum 2x ultra cover primer gray. Flashed that for 1hr and added a second coat. Let sit for 48hrs.

Will lightly wet sand primer with 1500

Next I'll spray max 1k fill clean that will flash 1st coat 5 min, 2nd coat 5 min, last coat 15min.

Then apply spray max 2k clear glamor, flash 3 coats at 5 min each. Let dry for 24hrs.

After 24hrs the clear coat can be cut and polished.

Question (finally I know). Will I really notice on such small pieces if I don't 3k wet sand and then buff this stuff? I don't want to screw up the final step, but does it make a real difference on these small parts?

 

Sub'd to see the final product

You're taking a lot more steps then I did so hope it comes out looking great for you

 

Quick update - Rings turned out good but the rest of the dash trim turned out like crap.

SO....

I took out the door silver trim pieces and found a body shop that would paint interior plastics.

All 7 pieces (4 door pieces + 3 dash pieces) should be color matched 3R3 by next week.

 

All done. Very happy with how it turned out. Looks and sounds like a whole new truck.

 

Looks good!