For blades #1 and #2 that is excellent. For a 14 year old, it is amazing.
Some Tips:
1) Make sure the base layer of white paint is a white lacquer or the clear overcoats will make it peel up or wrinkle. Go slow and use very thin coats. You may want to just use multiple layers of white lacquer.
2) 5 thin coats is far better that two thick ones.
3) Sand lightly between coats with 400 or 800 grit paper, then use a tack cloth to clean before the next coat.
4-5-6-7-8) DON'T rush it. Let every coat dry fully before the next. If it takes a month to get it perfect it is far better than getting it not perfect in one week. I know at age 14 that will be hard to do, but it will help you a lot in life to learn to be patient.
Now, I have to be the Moderator here:
You state that you are 14, but listed your age and birthdate as "Jul 26, 1999 (Age: 21)"
when you joined. One of those is a lie .. and I suspect it is the age 21 you signed up with. It is a bad habit to get into, and can ruin your reputation as a knifemaker. I suggest you edit and fill out your profile completely with true information.
The reason I was checking your profile was to offer you a box of knifemaking and Japanese sword stuff, but the lack of profile info and the age discrepancy makes me hesitant.
Stacy Elliott Apelt, FSA Scot - Moderator