You can hide it with wax... carnuba definitelyvwill do it, but it melts at1400, so you'll be chasing it frequently in the summer sun. You will also lose the UV resistance offered by the clear coat so it will eventually fade and create a hologram of the area no matter what you do besides an actual repair.
Clear coats only run about .3-.4 microns thick on the Fords... for comparison, a red blood cell is 7 microns in diameter.
There are several CC repair kits available, just get one intended for cars or aviation use... and ford will sell you the CC. (I'v always done it with Ford paint) You could try a couple of coats of new clear coat with an airbrush locally on the area. Do a light scuffing with 0000 steal wool LIGHT! first, then an IPA wipe to get all the waxes and sealers off the area.... After spraying let it cure and keep it dry for about 7 days. Then polish the entire area with very fine polish and do final polish with Maguiar's scratch-X 2.0.
If you try to repair and you can't live with the results you can always go to a body shop...... get a good shop though, they hardley ever finish it like a paint correction job and it sounds like you're particular like me.