....I would go with Cuda340's recommendation. Actually, I might even suggest simply buying the Meguiars Ultimate Compound and either the Ultimate Polish or the Swirl-X up front. Even if you don’t use the UC for this correction, it is still a handy product to have on your shelf if/when the need arises.
The Scratch-X 2.0 BADHEMI recommended is also a decent product and one that I’ve used for years (mainly v1 before 2.0 came out) for spot touch-ups like this (i.e. paint transfer, localized scratches, etc.). The only reason I mentioned UC and the others was to give you a wider range of corrective action.
From most aggressive to least aggressive:
Meguiars UC > Scratch-X 2.0 > Swirl-X/Ultimate Polish
UP and Swirl-x are similar, lighter, finishing polishes except that UP has more carrier oils which can help mask finer scratches (they have a filling effect). Scratch-X 2.0 can finish “well enough” for most but (IME) UC will leave micro-marring when used by hand that you will likely want to address with a lighter polish. In either case, always use the least aggressive product/method necessary to achieve the result you are after. In other words, don’t grab for the most aggressive solution first and know “when to say when”. …..living with an “ok” result is better than making matters worse by going overboard (i.e. wetsanding without experience, etc.). Even if the scratch proves to be rather deep, correction with the polishes mentioned should at least help minimize its appearance.
