wet sanding is risky business if you have never done it before. there is not much clear on this car to begin with, and it is very easy to get too aggressive. always start with the least aggressive approach. I would try polish first, and whatever the polish will not take care of, go to the compound. if you cant catch your nail on it, compound should do the trick.
I repaired rock chips on my front end for 5 years with touch up and wet sand, literally dozens of times, and was very confident with it...... last year I wet sanded right through the clear on a spot .. front end re-paint. You can never be too careful, and should not take the most aggressive approach first. use the wet sand as a last resort.
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