What do I do now? I did the body work and primed my '70 Chevelle and thought it looked pretty straight/smooth after I checked it in the sunlight and with a close-up view using a 100 watt drop light around the whole car. But I can see what appears to be several high/low filler patches thru the Silver paint and clearcoat. Anybody know what to do to correct this mishap? All suggestions welcomed, thanks.

I think you already know what you have to do.

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Bill Rose
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If it's still in primer(which it doesn't sound like), you can either block the areas down with a long board, prime, block, guide coat, wet sand and look for any high spots.

If you already BC/CCd, you need to get under the CC. Which means repainting the entire panel.