Well folks its done as far as I can take it. Buffing and sanding is a skill that took a little while for me to get comfortable with.
All I wanted was a 10 foot paint job and I think I have that. There are a a few swirl marks in the clear but I think I can get them out with a little time and if I can ever find some shade to work in. I can't believe that this all started with me wanting a Cowl Induction Hood) cost of hood is not included in the price of my paint job.
Total for materials and tooling (I did not own a polisher, sanding blocks or spray guns) I bought my body filler and first level grit sand paper from TCB Global, paint and clear along with the finishing grit sanding discs came from a local supply house. Every chemical and paint I used are compliant with California anti freedom regulations.
Total cost for my first ever paint job came in about $700.00.
My advice to first time painters:
*PREP IS KEY*
Expect to pay a more that you think you need to.
Buy the best products you can afford
Take your time
*LISTEN TO THOSE THAT ARE WILLING TO SHARE KNOWLEDGE*
Set up your work area to do the best work you can, nothing worse than finding out in the middle that you don't have enough air hose. Ask me how I know this.
Unless they are helping, Minimize visitors and distractions (Especially during the spraying process, it can go south real fast)
THANK YOU EVERYONE THAT CHIMED IN AND GAVE ME ADVICE. IT IS APPRECIATED!!