Newbie from Queens NY with questions

I doubt that bubble will disappear on its own; somewhat caused due to gravity and poor workmanship. The touch-up paint does shrink as it dries but like I told you over the phone you will need to add a number of layers to get the right filling effect. At that point you can decide to go through a wet sanding exercise.

As to the compounding they performed it looks like a good job performed. I can see a little bit of a haze which is normal after the compound step. A finishing polish would make things much less noticeable than they are now.
 
@jamesboyy, I don't think so. They just brushed the paint (which I bought for $20) on the spot and told me when it dries the color will match. I just took a picture this morning, doesn't look like the color matches. Could it be because of the weather - it's been raining lately.

@mwoolfso, regarding compounding, should I go back and ask them to polish it? Regarding touch-paint area, should I add more layers on my own? What products should I buy for wet sanding, for polishing? Any recommendation on basic care kit product for newbie? Any manual?
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Well, as we discussed it will simply not be the same as it was. The closest you can get to a factory finish is if have the whole panel repainted; and that would be overboard in your case. Call me and I will run you through the process once again.
 
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