Spider Webbing

I was in an accident and couldn't find a regular bumper so I went with a Trans Am Bumper.
It has a lot of spider webbing on it. I sanded it down and you can still see the marks. Will they show up when I get it painted?
A paint job is really expensive, do you think it will look half decent if I used a spray can (color matched of course)? I painted my headlight lid that I got from a junk yard and it looked really good but when I applied three layers of clear coat, it lost all of it's color and metallic to it and looks cloudy...
Headlight lid without clear coat

Here's the clear coat and spray can I used

Here's the bumper
Last edited by xBrandonx; Jul 30, 2012 at 05:36 PM.
ps i feel your pain i just did all this to my nose i hate hate hate the endless sanding
Spray Max 2k High Gloss Clearcoat Aerosol
Around $25/can and has a 24hr pot life, but it is automotive grade. I wouldn't use any other clear out of a can simply due to the amount of abuse the front end of a car takes. Realize too that you won't have an "flex agent" in the cans of clear. You will have to check and make sure the base paint you used is compatible with the clear.
Also when the bumper is wet (like when it just rained). You can't see the webbing.
Here's the spray paint I used to paint my headlight lid and the outer edges of the bumper (http://www.automotivetouchup.com/spr...t_matched.aspx)
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Here's pictures of the bumper... click the link below, it's an album.
http://imgur.com/a/eepiA#0
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http://www.ebay.com/itm/1996-1997-Po...b90d0e&vxp=mtr
I can paint it with it off, buy that emblem and then if I don't like it off, I can just slap the sticker on?





