Polishing cases is an art and there exists no easy or quick way to do it which is why when done right it is so sought after. It is labor intensive and tedious. Begin by vapor blasting with fine glass beads to clean everything. Then you will cut up credit cards to various sizes to cut the aluminum flat and progress from 80 grit all the way up to 2500 grit using a cross polishing method. After that you will use rotary tools with felt bobs and mothers to fix any micro scratches and then again with flannel wheels and soft cotton rolls & mothers to give it the final shine. Cerakote makes a new high temp polished aluminum clear that is also gas & solvent proof that can be used to protect it. Wax is the old method that works as well but requires more care. Bate aluminum will oxidize quickly and the protection will save you lots of headaches. Honestly you did an OK shade tree job and many that have tried to tackle such a project find out real quick how hard it is. The details are what matter and they are the hardest to do. A professional job on that case would require around 20 hours of labor and at a shop rate of $30 per hour you can see why it's so rare and only the big boys and show bikes have it done.
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