these things happen, no biggie. However you WILL be having it blended and paint matched at a body shop. There is just no way to match that right now. Did you wet sand the whole door with 1500 grit? if not, try that. Wet sand the door so that it is completely dulled, making sure to only sand off clear coat(it should be milky looking as your sanding) also be carefull as Ford did not use alot of clear coat on these cars. Once done with that buff it out with rubbing compound using an orbital buffer. That will get you the best results. Based on your pictures you will still have a visible blemish though. For a shop to blend that correctly they will add color to the door and blend clear into the fender and rear quarter. Because the molding stretched the lenghth of the door it will be tough to color match and blend just on the door without going into the fender and quarter. You can save money by prepping the car yourself before bringing it to the shop, remove door handles, locks, moldings etc and that will save them labor time and you money. You dont need any body work so you should only be looking at 3-400 bucks. Hows Alaska? I lived in Kodiak from 05-08, loved it!