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or pretend they never exist!
just to let you know. If you don't know what you are doing, when you are trying to fix something minor, you are actually creating another problem which could be major.
Just leave that be. Eventually, you will see something worse in the long run.
I don't see how heat would elevate that scratch. unless your bumper does not have textures. How is the heat possibly telling the surface to go back into the original texture?
The heat will just likely soften the part or probably melt and join back the scratch. I would not suggest you to rub it. It is not gonna work.
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