You can do a pretty good job if you use oem touchup and sand it smooth. The trick I got taught was to get pencils and cut out circles of sandpaper and glue 'em to the tops. I guess dowels might work too.. this gives you just enough area so you don't muck up the good paint.
Use a few grades from ~600 grit on the bodyfill progressively up to a 1500 grit and then some mother's scratch removed and you'll have to look hard to find the circles.
Now, removing the damn dealer sticker they put on the front I forgot about..
Thankfully, no front plates on Nova Scotia!
to get all the surface plugged and painted. 5th gen Preludes seem to attract stone chips <G> which makes for a reshoot ever couple of years. It is expensive and not the simple/elegant solution suggested by qboi.
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