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Being utterly inexperienced, and my first time painting a car, ran into an issue at the end and can wet sanding save me. This is spi epoxy as a sealer (20% reduced), then 2 coats Wandabase and 3 coats spi univ clear. Last week I perfectly painted the valances of my mustang and practically needs no wetsanding, looks amazing, but this weekend I did the whole car and didn't realize my wrist was bumping / adjusting my air pressure alot. Found this out during the 3rd coat of clear, my inexperience showing. So some of the epoxy ended up textured more than it should I think, base as well but for the most part smooth. Clear ended up with tons of dust nibs along with bad orange peel, pictured. So question is, am I toast and need to sand down and start over? Or can it be buffed out? One area, not pictured looks like possible air bubbles in a 1ft sq area, no idea where that came from.