Scratches on Swingarm RSV Factory 2006

Hiiii!

Just wondering if anyone has any advice or tips, I have an RSV Factory 2006...the bike is immaculate, however after leaving my brother and uncle to do the whole brake caliper bleeding, i've noticed some light cosmetic scratches on the brushed aluminium swingarm. I've tried removing them with Autosol metal polish and a dremel, but it's done absolutely jack sh!t apart from making it look a bit cleaner.

Any help gladly appreciated, im quite a perfectionist when it comes down to stuff like this and i don't want to have to buy a new swingarm to restore the bike to its former glory!!!

Thanks for your posts guys, much appreciated...after speaking to some specialists here both at Aprilia and companies that specialise in anodizing aluminium motorcycle parts, there is a few layers of lacquer on top which is what appears to be scratched, they've suggested to lacquer the area, the lacquer will smooth out the finish and should be as good as new.

The guys also mentioned that if the scratches had gone through the lacquer they could offer to dip the swingarm (as long as they know what metal it is) obviously i'd have to remove the singarm to do this. I spoke to a few companies that all quoted between £100to £150 to do this. Don't know how much a powder coat would cost or a new swingarm which are the only two options....

Once i've sorted this out i'm looking at uprating the rear caliper along with the induction, fueling and cans, if anyone has info or knows someone or somewhere reasonably priced, please send me a private message. UK based...