Morning everyone! Thanks for the comments. Not sure what rubbing compound I am going to buff with and I am totally open to suggestion. This is totally new territory for me as far as restorations go. I was thinking just a 3m car rubbing compound. As far as the sanding goes I just very gently hand sanded with a block. Not much pressure at all. More updates soon.
I use 3M Perfect III automotive buffing compound on all my sand and buff wrap projects over the years. Get yourself a 3" buffing pad kit to include a lambswool pad and a foam pad. The kit has a velcro adapter pad that I chuck into my cordless drill. Spray the lambswool pad down with water then put the buffing compound on it and buff away until it is virtually gone. Be sure you keep the pad wet as if it dries out too much it could possibly "burn" the wrap. Then I follow that with Mequires #6 cleaner wax on the foam pad right over the Perfect III, wipe that off with a micro fiber cloth and you will be amazed at the results.
I just finished doing this one for a friend of mine.