Quick fix: Hand polish with a compound and polishing sponge (the round yellow types). Want it quick? Grab Meguiar's Ultimate Compound from the stores. Personally, I use Sensha Scratch Cut, more cost effective (PM me if you'd like to know more). The key is to rub it in with quite a bit of elbow grease and remove by wiping with a clean microfiber cloth. The scratches should minimize or disappear if they were shallow. If it's still there, repeat - hand polishing is very safe.

Remember that after you compound your surface is unprotected (or naked), so follow up with some wax or coating. All the best!

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turtle wax super hard shell paste wax is an old school wax ,for me is a good product and value on money.I applied 2 layer ,the 2nd layer applied after 3 week for the 1st layer.

the 2 pic is taken early of Sept until  today the wax still on it

I don't really like turtle super hard shell paste wax.  The kit wax which the user above you are using works better than turtle hard shell. Too much effort (hard to buff off) with very little durability on water beading.