repair car paint that was hit

good evening, Hive friends, wherever you are, I hope you are always healthy and on this occasion tonight I would like to discuss about my work today in handling a car whose rear was badly damaged due to a collision which resulted in the hood or rear of this car being damaged or dented. and this car has been in the workshop I worked one day ago and today I just had time to handle it

well hive friends all as usual this morning I woke up at seven in the morning after that I immediately took a towel and immediately took a shower after a few minutes then I was ready to take a shower and after I showered as usual I immediately put on my work clothes and work equipment after that I just make coffee first at home because last night I bought coffee so this morning I made my own coffee at home and had breakfast after about half an hour I was home and then I went to work until I arrived at work I immediately handled the damaged car for the first time what I did was open the entire back of the car so that it was separated from the car so that it would be easy for me to spell because there were parts that were bent or broken and after I took them apart I immediately used glue on the broken parts after that then I used a tool to tidy it up or flatten it out with the tool in the can and after that was done I just waited the gu is dry so I can rub it and until the time is dry I immediately rub it evenly after that I wash it with water so that the dust doesn't stick to it anymore and after that I then use the first paint, which is anti-rust paint or paint that it's not easy to peel off if there's vibration and after that I paint it second with paint that matches the previous car paint and I wait again until it's dry because before I finish I put it back on the back of this car so that when I paint it final later it won't be scratched again after I put it on this car first I cover it with old newspaper so that it doesn't get any parts that I don't need to paint and after that I paint it finally with glossy paint or anti-scratch paint, like the photos in my post This