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Hello BJay and Welcome:
I would experiment with an orbital sander with 120 grit or higher to match the rest of the sink. Caution, Stainless steel is softer than regular steel and can be marred easily. Sand over a place quickly and look to see your results. You might want to finish up with 400 grit to get a smooth polished finish.
Glenn
It would really depend how deep those scratches are. you can try using Scratch-B-Gone or Bar Keepers Friend or you could also experiment on spraying an all purpose cleaner. Then use Scotch-Brite pad to rub the cleaner in and always rub in the direction of the grain.
Repair scratches on stainless steel sink
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