2K clear won’t stand up to the heat generated during infusion anyhow. Most you can heat that stuff up to is 160 unless it is fully cured ( 3 weeks ).
2K urethane clear can be reduced with a urethane grade reducer ( not urethane basecoat or primer reducer though). The maximum you can reduce it is 10%… usually most painters go 5% if they need to reduce it.
How to set the gravity feed HVLP gun: ( use a 1.4-1.5 tip size for clear coats)
Open the paint knob FULL OPEN, then turn it in half a turn.
With a diaphram air regulator AT the GUN set it with trigger pulled to 40-50psi. Trigger must be pulled in.
Set the fan pattern/width knob to how you desire fan width.
Your set, now more orange peel will happen. The clear should now flow out and lay nice and flat. Hold gun 8-9 inches away from part while spraying. Use a paint filter/strainer when mixing the clear components into the cup. Use a simple $20-60 inline filter after the compressor. Set your compressor pressure regulator to 80psi… you should have one at the gun AND at the compressor for best results 
If you’re still getting orange peel, turn the air pressure at the gun up 5psi. 50 is the max. If still getting orange peel it’s because the gun is a piece of junk.
Spray Away!