Not much new going on still working problem areas. However the passenger door to quarter filling is totally complete.
I thought I would outline the steps I followed since this is a little different from filling a slight depression. I find it is much harder to build up a surface as opposed to filling in a dent. For the first two to three filling sessions I tape up the quarter and jam area since I don't want any filler on the quarter. I use quarter panel as a guide, dragging one edge of the spreader across the quarter panel to set the contour on the door. In my case I took three attempts to get the level built up high enough. For these filling sessions I used regular Rage. I kept the door edge square and waited until everything was finished before rounding the edge slightly. For the Last coat I used Rage Extreme. For this last filling I opened the door at applied a light coating dragging the spreader fairly hard since I only wanted a thin coating for the last coat. After sanding the filler fairly smooth I applied a guide coat and continued sanding until all of the guide coat disappeared. My last sanding was done with 320 grit to feather the edges.
This is the end result. I am showing this in slightly higher resolution to give a better view of the result. A few comments since photos often lie and things aren't as the appear in the photo.
1 - The result is extremely smooth and no ripples can be felt with you hand. The dark spot at the very top is where I sanded through the Rage Extreme and uncovered Regular Rage which is a slightly different color.
2- The two blue spots are where I fixed a couple of pin hole problems. For this I used Easy Sand, which is a spot filler.
3 - Because of shadows and the slight sanding on the edge of the quarter the gap looks uneven. It's much better than it appears in the photo.
On the driver side I am almost complete I have one area that is slightly depressed near the edge. The black in the hole is the guide coat. You can still see that the edge it completely square. I find that rounding the edge should be the last step.
Passenger door is almost complete. I messed up the lower part of the door by sanding where it didn't need sanding and had to run filler farther down.
This work is slow, although the instructions talk about being able to sand in 30 minutes, I find that sanding seems to work a little better if you wait somewhat longer. I usually wait 60 to 90 minutes before sanding.