I think that any very fine polishing media that's used to polish plastic material such as Perspex,would be fine to use.I usually use a Metal Polishing wadding called ''Duraglit'. It's a cotton wadding impregnated with an extremely fine polishing compound in a light oil. I usually get a lump of it,wrap it in kitchen towel & squeeze all the excess oil from it. I then screw it up into a tight pad & use it to polish away any surface blemishes. I used it recently to polish out quite a large scratch on my Mandolin. I then wipe of the polishing compound & polish the area with Dulop Guitar polish .If the blemishes are only very faint,it should only take a matter of minutes to polish them out.
There are quite a few posts on here dealing with scratches & polishing if you want to trawl through,
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