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More like 24 hours - longer still if cold, and possibly much longer still if using rattlecan to avoid issues with the paint having a different solvent base (spray paint won't play nicely if there is any residual water in the primer). I left my last project in the loft in summer for a week between Kurust and brush on enamel...
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wait an hour
The instructions say 3 hours. There's a little propylene glycol methyl ether in there, but otherwise it's basically a cold bluing solution, what doesn't get consumed in the conversion reaction will just wash off with water. As MrE says, making sure it's properly dry before painting is important.
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am prepping a frame to move my commuter bits from a Marin BV to a slightly larger Marin BV: I have Kurust. Does it need a long time to cure or can I give it a sloosh > wait an hour > build?
*cure/evaporate/whatever