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Walls have a semigloss paint on them. 24 hours is enough time in most situations. As long as the drywall mud is dry then you can prime and paint. Pay special attention to the corners. This area will take the longest to dry. To help shorten the dry time open up some windows and run a fan.
A week or more really isn't necessary IMO. The shortest time IMO to leave it would be 5 days to allow the primer to gas and harden before any top coats go on. If you use DupliColor primer, you can wet sand after 30mins, colorcoat within the hour. Providing you don't have to do any extra body work after priming. it depends, I used automotive primer and waited about 3-5 days or until the smell is gone. Once the smell is gone then I know it has harden up really good.