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The big job is just because Renault fitted the inlet manifold over the camcover... so that has to come off. Time consuming when done at a dealer, like throwing money away.
Same when changing sparkies... inlet manifold has to make way.
Like Scott & -J- say, no big deal... it's just sweating.
I'm guessing to not getting a nice smooth outcome on the clear?
Eyeing the pic you posted.
So removing 'orange peel' and buffing/polishing it to high gloss again.
You could use Autoglym 03 Paint Renovator and finish it of with Autoglym Super Resin Polish.
Lot's of effort for just the...
Again Basecoat paint needs no sanding!
It's just a high pigmented paint... within 30 min. adhesive / masking reading!
Even ready for applying a Clear (preferably 2K).
Rattle cans? You need proper flash time for applying more coats after the first!
Aerosol solvent is a b***
Back to basics for that Twingo...
Lately all hot hatches getting fatter and fatter.
Especially the Meggie or is that rendered a Coupé instead of Hatch?