Painting the trunk

[BrugeeRT]

So I have been going over this in my mind a few times and can't decide what to do.   I'm about ready to put the quarters on but want to get as much paint wise done in the trunk because I can't imagine squeezing myself into the trunk to paint when it goes back together.   I know I can reach through the backside where the seat goes but I still don't think that would be easy.  Everything is coated in epoxy primer.  The black on the trunk floor is just black epoxy primer.
     Should I just spray everything in sealer over the primer and sand so the only thing I have to do is paint when the trunk is back together?   Should I paint the underside of the package tray and leave the rest until it is all together?   I don't want to paint the whole thing as I still will have to weld around the rear tail panel.  What is the best order?

[469 runner]

Mine was painted during a restoration.  Still has all original panels.  The trunk, inner quarters, wheelhouses, everything is bright blue, QQ1 and has a high gloss.  I imagine you'd do just as well.  Paint after all body work is done.

[misty440]

dont mean to hijack your thread, is the inside trunk color supposed to match the exterior color? would a flat black or semi work of it currently is not matching the outside color?
Thanks
Chris

[70 sublime]

Inside the trunk is body colour
Think it would look a little od if it was black
Your car do what you want as they say