First of all, I’m not a paint and body man, so I won’t pretend to be one. Do you have a paint booth? I’m guessing not. My main concern would be variations in the hue of the various panels. Make sure you keep detailed notes on how you prep each part and how you mix the primer and paint. Note the air pressure you use, the temp and humidity on the day you spray. Try to copy as best you can each time you paint a panel. I may be preaching overkill but it just seems logical to me. Good luck.🛠

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