Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: second coat for topcoat?
Document: *I tried to get the topcoat even, but I didn't do a perfect job. I wrote Rustoleum to see if I could purchase more for a second coat, and they were generous enough to just send some to me. I will recoat when I can do without the kitchen for another few days.We started using the counters normally after 7 days and they seem to be very durable. They are a bit pebbly because I just don't think they can be sanded as smooth as the sample card shows.
And even with locking out the pets, closing the windows, and turning off the air, it was impossible not to have little pieces of dust get onto the topcoat. These aren't too noticeable after the counters dry, though.6) Taking off your edge tape is the absolute hardest part of this whole project. It took forever, was extremely frustrating, and caused the top coat to pull up in some areas.
Others that used this and had problems must not be able to follow directions or just have no patience when doing home projects.I had no problem with the base coat, chips or top coat and had plenty of all three left when I was done. You will, however, have to sand, sand, sand and sand to get the smooth surface required but once you are done it is well worth it. Your topcoat will be even and your counters will look great.
I think the roller we used for the protective coat causes the bumps (as opposed to the underlying rocks). We tried various rollers and even used the &#34;very smooth finish&#34; rollers. The only way to make it smoother was to put on a second layer of the protective coat, but then there would not be enough product for all our surfaces.While not perfect, it was definitely worth the price.
We called the company. They paid for a second kit. This time we had enough base coat, but only because we were going over the same color and it didn't matter as much if there were some thin spots. When we sanded the second time, it looked beautiful. A multi-toned gray color that looked like stone. We assumed that it would remain multi-toned, only darker with black and dark gray, just like the illustration on the box.
The end results are good. The counter looks great compared to before. CAUTION -- beware the dust from the chips! It's fine and black -- like coal dust. So, have a respirator/mask on before opening the bags. Second -- yes, we ran out of Final Coat before any other material. The Rust-Oleum help line was great, and they gave me a partial refund on the second kit I had to buy to finish the project.
(like when you are painting a wall and do not get a second coat on and can still see the old paint through the new)  Now... #2, Do Not do like I did... which is notice this thinness after I put the color chips on. Because I figured, I would just roll over the 1st coat of base coat with chips with more base coat and chips. Seemed logical since I was going to be sanding it anyway.
Good thing I had the extra material as I applied more base coat and chips, did not sand as much off the second time around. I also advise that you either score the tape or take it off and apply new tape prior to the finish coating as you may end up peeling some of the base coat and chips. Take your time, watch the video and read the instructions. At the end of the day this was a hard but rewarding project even for a season DIYer.
Since we had plenty of materials, we gave the final coat a second application, figuring it would cover the few minor sanding flubs and provide more protection. Overall, we are quite satisfied with the results, and we'll see how long the good look lasts. I think care must be taken as I think knife marks and chips could occur fairly easily. Despite what I thought was a lot of money for what the kits were, the results are a huge saving over replacing the countertops.
That made it much easier to remove  all the edging tape once I scored it again after the topcoat had dried a bit.All in all, I am very happy and very satisfied with how my countertops turned out and they really look great! I have received many compliments on them as well!! !
Answer: yes