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Poor Old Thing, the answer to your question is to buy the polishing kit that Dremel sells. It has brass and steel wire wheels, different buffing pads with compound and a variety of other things. Also, use as slow of speed as possible. That will reduce burning the area you're working on.
If you have a Dremel that has brushes, you can make a speed control for it for the cost of a 500w. dimmer, a double outlet box(room for two duplex outlets), some extension cord and couple of wirenuts. You wire the dimmer in series with the outlet. Then you can run your Dremmel at very low speed up to full speed. Very handy to have.
Be aware that if you're polishing the engine area, I believe these spots are clearcoated. You may have to go farther in than you thought to get to what you want to polish.
Hobie