Simscale, meshing for CFD of a rear wing

Hello Everyone,
I am new to Simscale and started learning right after getting the academic sponsorship license. In this case I am trying to do a 3d simulation of an FSAE rear wing. In short I am following a traditional cfd workflow, I prepared the geometry and as u can see its cut in half to exploit symmetry condition. I defined my named selections which are the pressure and suction sides on each element as well as the trailing edges ( trimmed with a given radius to avoid skewness) and the endplates edges. Everything worked fine until I started working on the meshing. I tried automatic generation with fine mesh parameters.. well it obviously didnt work well because I got defeatured trailing edges and a terrible boundary layer. I tried to adjust the meshing parameters manually to account for the specific errors made in the first attempt but I kept running into the same problems basically. The inflation boundary layers always collapse near the trailing edge and the leading edge radius is getting defeatured.
I dont have any screenshots of the mesh unfortunately because I deleted them right after. I am not gonna try again on my own because I am wasting core hours for nothing so please help me out.

this is the link to my ptoject.

Hi,

There are some interesting discussions on the forum, such as this one.

But in short, if you use the standard tool, it will have an easier time in capturing geometry details due to its unstructured nature on walls, whereas the hex-dominant tools will have a harder time due to the snapping nature of the mesh as it expands to faces.

The post that I linked focuses mostly on hex-dominant, but you should be able to find a bunch of tutorials that use the standard tool as well, such as this one and this one.