How do you make a clear coat spray shiny?

Once clear coat is applied you need to sand it with low grit wet and dry sand paper and then rub it out with low grit rubbing compound. This is how you will get it to shine. You will want to get some of this sandpaper in 1000 to 3000 grit levels as well as some rubbing and polishing compound.

Full answer is here. Likewise, how do you spray clear coat?

How to Spray Automotive Clear Coat - YouTube

  1. AUTOMOTIVE FINISHES. [00:03]
  2. Select solvent and activator for repair and spray conditions. [00:25]
  3. Apply two coats. Start with a medium-wet coat, flash and apply a second full wet coat. [00:47]
  4. Tip: Hold the spray gun parallel at a distance of 6-8 inches. [00:59]
  5. Keep the spray gun parallel. Apply 75% overlap. [01:08]
  6. Allow recommended flash times between coats. [01:36]

Similarly, how do you fix cloudy Polycrylic? Remove milky watermarks from a cured varnish or polyurethane finish by spreading a thick coat of lemon oil or petroleum jelly onto the affected area and leaving it there for 24 hours. They have a greater affinity for oil-based finishes than water and may soak in and replace trapped moisture.

Likewise, why does my clear coat look dull?

The likely cause is that the paint was applied too thin per coat or the nozzle was too far away. A coat thick enough to get a glossy sheen is seen but not too thick that runs develop is the proper technique. Practice on a similar surface is suggested.

Can I spray clear coat over clear coat?

A: Clear coat can be applied over existing clear coat, as long as it is in good condition. If old clear coat is de-laminating, or otherwise damaged, it is best to remove it all and start over with a base coat. Urethane clears bond to the base coat while it is still drying.