The key is to use a buffing wheel with the appropriate buffing compound. You can try this yourself with a buffing wheel chucked in electric drill. Trying to remove anything but the finest scratches by hand is tedious and frustrating. For sources you could try woodworking suppliers (woodworkers hone and polish their hand tools), glass fibre suppliers, and probably lots of other places. If you'd rather have someone else do it, look for polishers in your Yellow Pages, or perhaps plastic sign fabricators or jewellers. What you're trying to do is easy if you know how, impossible if you don't!
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