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What process?
And for the price you want you don't have a choice in a SS or BC/CC. The Kirker Sublime SS is your only option BUT its a good one and the results will be awesome if you follow proper procedures.
Do your proper body work. Sand body to no less than 320 and no more than 600. I recommend a 400wet. Spray primer and allow it to dry for a couple hrs. Guide coat then block it back out and do the last repairs. After that take it back to 400wet. Spray your first coat and allow 15-30 for it to tack up then spray your second coat. If you have a quality primer then it will be full coverage.
Remember the first paint coat is a fog/cover coat. No over lap and don't try to do full coverage. The next coat will fill it in completely. If you have enough paint left (which you should) spray another coat. Color sand 1500-2000 grit then use miguires compound and it'll look pristine.
I could go into more detail but one step at a time.
Its all about having a good environment and remembering proper prep. Make sure to use wax/tar/grease remover as well as a tack cloth between any stage using primer or where you are away from the car more than an hr and it has been allowed to dry or be worked on.
Price* i spelled it wrong and autocorrect tried to fix it
.i've got a few dings on the roof that i want to try and fix prior, i have never used bondo but i guess now is a good time to learn.
You guys think I should get an unhacked front bumper or just use this one? I want it to perform well but look nice as well.

he has a s-10 with a 350. Car ran amazing, about 24 psi on pump gas, I'm sure link isnt all that accurate but it showed 520 whp with a heavier weight than i had set link for. Right or wrong, car was hauling ass and it made me quite proud!