Substitute wax and grease remover

67Dart440GT said

Go to a local paint supplier and buy a wax and grease remover. They usually carry multiple paint lines and probably have one in stock. I paint cars for a living and am finally seeing certain toners go on back ordered.... unfortunately one of my highest use toners has been on back order for a few weeks. If it doesn't come soon I'll be dead in the water for certain cars.

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Your right and I know it. Just didn't want to have 2 gallons of it but I can probably get it in a quart.
So I have a question for you. All these pop craters...thousands of them that I sanded into and then buffed unknowingly. They are extremely small but when I look at them under magnification, they are filled with buffing or sanding powder because if I take a sharp dental pick I can pull the dust out. I know it sounds bad but they are maybe the size of a small metallic particle. Will I be ok to spray a 2K sealer over them prior to basecoat to seal in the dirt? I'm painting it with a urethane basecoat/clearcoat which is almost a perfect match of the previous paint.
The previous paint job is house of Kolor clear over a basecoat of tangerine color/trans nebulae binder/metallic additive sprayed over 2k black sealer. (I spared you as many spacey sounding K words as I could).