Where do I even begin. I've been working on restoring my dad's 1970 Barracuda since 2013, took a lot of years due to a thin budget and always something coming up, I'm sure a lot of you know what I'm talking about. Earlier this year I bit the bullet and paid 9 Grand to finally get it painted, literally tapped myself out to get it done because I almost died a couple years ago and I just want to get it finished. Well, the body work was great but the paint job was amateur. Debris and hair in the clear coat, multiple high build clear spots from tape lines, dry spray, solvent pop, etc. - I'm just devastated, I'll never have money to do this again (partially disabled now) and I can't pay somebody 4 Grand Plus to spend a couple weeks going over it, so I'm just going to have to learn and do it myself and hope for the best at this stage. I've been diving into several YouTube videos including Beasley 

 That said, my plan right now is to wet sand it as best I can via hand and machine. I'm going to pick up the Harbor freight DA, do the grease modification and change out the 6-in for a 5-in pad, and wet sand it 1000 2000 3000, then polish and buff. 

 I'm a little stuck and need some recommendation is the 5-in disc and pad setup to change over to and which brand(s) of sandpaper are best, there seems like too many options and it's a little overwhelming.  

Any other thoughts or recommendations other than pay somebody else to do it? I really don't have a choice other than doing it myself, so I just need some good recommendations on the right products so I don't screw it up too badly. 

New paint botched - help