Fixing minor scrapes of finish

[Bass for Beef]

So I'm on tour with a Swing band and between sets I have to lean forward to pull out the new charts...well my bass got a little close to the stand and I didn't notice what I was doing until 30 some minutes later. Some slight nicks/scratches appeared on the upper left bout. I have to take my bass in for a buzz, but is there a way I could go about fixing my finish, or should I just let them do it at the shop.

[nicklloyd]

Don't let little scratches keep you up at night. They can be touched up whenever the bass goes back into the shop for other work.

[tyb507]

When I sold my bassoon to buy my bass, the bassoon guru who appraised mine said I could use Tibet Almond Stick for scratches. I've thought about using this on my bass.
Any thoughts, anybody?

[Chasarms]

This may turn the stomachs of some of the purists, but I picked up a stain marker at the furniture store that matches my bass very, very well. I use it to touch up the edges and when I ding the headstock. It looks great.

[Bass for Beef]

Yeah since its not a new bass...150 years old it does have some wear so its not amazingly important to me, but I'll just wait till "the tune up"