Using MicroMesh or Millenium 2000:
Sand only in straight lines, with each sucessively finer grade sanded at 90ยบ to the last pass. Don't skip any grades in the series. Wet sand using plenty of clean water. Be sure to use the foam block to back the sanding film on larger areas.
For the prime coat, wet sand starting with the coarsest grit, then use each sucessive grit until you get to 3600. Wash and rinse the project and allow to dry thoroughly.
Spray on a mist coat, let dry, then spray on a second mist coat. The paint should be thinned enough to spray evenly, then only "dusted" on.
Wet sand, this time start with 2000 grit, and work up to 6000. Be careful not to knock the paint off of raised creases or moldings.
Dust with a tack rag and spray on a color coat, using a slightly more thinned mix. Two color coats with a day drying in between should be sufficient. Allow to dry for several days.
Wet sand, this time start with 3000 grit, and work up to 12000. Again, be careful not to knock the paint off of raised creases or moldings.
Dust with a tack rag and spray on a top coat, using a heavily thinned mix. Try to get it wet enough to level, but not so heavy as to run (some practice required here). Put the project in a dust free place and let it dry for a week.
If its not shiney enough, use Novus Plastic Polish and Final Treatment wax, applied with the softest cloth you can find.
Hey, I never said this would be easy
Phil Schenfeld