After close to 200 hours of body work previously, the top coats (3 primer, wet-rub, 3 nissan cream, 1 white pearl and 3 clear) were a rush job. It was around 50degC and 75%+ humidity in the shed up here (gotta love Port Hedland), and the paint was drying waaayyyyy too fast. The extraction in my "booth" was a bit ordinary too with dry paint dust settling on panels between flash off (all of about a minute!!!).
The results suck ass, my car is stripey where the wet paint was goin on over dry and looks like a freakin tiger. The good bits look awesome though, so I'm hoping that i might be able to rub it out of the clear coat and buff it up. If not, I'll just spray over the exterior again later in Perth (thats the beuty of acrylic) since the jams, 'bay and doors etc are all fine.
Yeah you could try it. Take it a little at a time and see what happens. But like I said, if you dont want to cut back the pearl and the base colour, dont go over hard.
You could try getting a bucket of warm water, adding a mild detergent, finding a SPOTLESS rag or some ultrafine wet and dry and some common soap. Rub the paper with the soap, and swab the panels with the water as you go. This should get rid of any minor hassles like dry over spray and orange peel.Make sure when yoou've finished you get rid of all the soap residue, else it'll cause even more streaks. Then buff the clear.