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SignUp Now!I'll take a picture tomorrow when there is light. I dont think its down to the primer. They are really small and white in appearance.
This may sound serious to someone not familiar with base/clear systems, but if you wet sand with a higher grit such as 2000, then buff with light duty compound, followed by a swirl remover glaze you can remove some pretty nasty blemishes in your paint. The main thing is to polish slow, and of course be extremely careful when wet sanding just enough to remove the imperfection.