I made a rotisserie for the wings (sent a picture to the LML). The wings were painted in one fell swoop. After the primer there was the UV protector, then white, white, white, pearl, pearl, pearl, clear, clear. The white through the clear was made in one sitting with the rotisserie. You can do the same for the fuselage if you want only one color. Otherwise, there’ll be several sessions of painting.

Hung all parts horizontal. The edges will buildup paint to make a lip and there’s not much you can do about it. I think it’s a physics problem. Nevertheless, you can remove that lip of paint from the edges if it’s done carefully. Make sure the edges are sanded flush of primer. Then when you add paint, the only lip will be paint. You can sand that “flush” like the primer. Then clear then sand flush. But every layer has to be sanded flush at the edges before the next change layer is made. Make sense? I did not do this process and suffer from the little lip in fear of sanding off the clear, pearl, white down to the primer.
Jim