I think the touch up paint is the way to go; as you can't really make it look any worse. But once you've cleaned the scratch, I'd recommend using the back side of a match from a match book as the paint applicator. My dad taught me that trick and it seems to fill the scratches better and more evenly than the brush.
Fixing Scratch
I got a scratch on my passenger side front fender. I think it happened when I parked too close to a curb. Anyway, does anyone know a reliable, inexpensive way to heal this scratch? I've never used rubbing compound before, but would something like that work?
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