Need help!
 

I'm not sure if this would be the right section, but oh well.

So I had a few rust spots on my Escort that I decided to fix. I grinded it down, bondo'd the deeper rust patches, and then sanded it all so it was smooth from the regular paint areas. I primed it, lightly sanded, pimed, and then hit it with a can of universal black auto paint. It was a more flat color than I thought it would be, but I thought that'd be normal since I still had to hit it with a clear coat. Then the clear coat came, and I accidentally oversprayed a bit, and it looks like crap. There is no shine, and it's a grainy feel. I tried going over it with a claybar, but that hasn't helped.

Can anyone tell me where it might've gone wrong, and how I can repair it?

Many, many thanks to anyone who can help!

you have to polish out clear coat to get a shine. post a pic...

I didn't know that. I'll post one in a few minutes.

These are the best two I could get.

http://i1230.photobucket.com/albums/...n/SDC11764.jpg

http://i1230.photobucket.com/albums/...n/SDC11758.jpg

wet sand with 1500 grit then compound that out. See what happens.

I only have 2000 grit which made that circle patch in the pic. what does compound that out mean?

You need to buff it out now with rubbing compound. Target has Meguires Ultimate compound. Buff it with a MF cloth til it shines. Compound is like a finer grit of sandpaper except in liquid form.

Oh ok. Would it be at Wal-mart? There isn't really a target nearby. Also, thanks so much for the help!

walmart should have it, i saw it at mine last week

Alright, thanks. So if I use this stuff, the clear coat will be shiny?