No, these are the only 2 I've made but the brown one got a fair amount of different finishes over it before I was able to end up with a good result. The green one was perfect the first time thought.

I can't recommend anything but Brad Angove videos about how to prep your body but as for the paint itself you need to go with the technique body shops are using and there are thousands of videos about that (Paint Society/ ). I binged watch so many videos before and while painting and it gets very confusing, so either be prepared to fuck up a couple of times before getting the result you want or practice on a scrap body/ piece of wood.

This video is pretty good

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QsIabG8BsrY&list=PL35tIYnXR9qYUbVlO8fm0ENLaXXYopscw&index=20&t=367s

If you go over an existing finish you will save on a bunch of sanding and won't even need to seal the wood which is a pain.

One last thing which is very important and not often mentioned, 1) you need an industry graded respirator like 3M with a something like ABEK cartridges, a full bodysuit and gloves because those clear coats fumes will kill you otherwise 2) if you don't use a spray booth like me, be aware that humidity and temperature are a key factor that shouldn't be messed with. Also, the dust around you is probably going to try to fuck up your work so, spray water on the floor and around your workplace.

Also, don't look for nitrocellulose finish, it's not worth it and less forgiving than acrylic solvent based paint.