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[feeutfo]

personally i would steer well clear of any abrasives, and i'm not keen on pollishes, they tend to leave residue on the screen which flair the lights of oncoming cars at night.

IME the best way is to keep it clean and grease free, several scrubs with vinegar and mr muscle window cleaner until you can rub white kitchen paper all over and its still white with no signs of dirt does the trick.

But if the screen is scratched or damaged then no amount of work will sort that out, replacement under your insurance windscreen cover is faierly cheap and easy, if you have cover.