A fine-ish grade of wet and dry to remove surface rust and a small amount of the surrounding paint.
Jenolite Jelly (quite often in POL!) applied to the rust, left for a bit and then cleaned off should remove most of the rust.
The most important thing before painting is to make sure the area is completely clean and grease free.
Most car spare shops do spray cans of paint to match your model and colour of car.
Practice your spraying technique on a gash bit of metal or something before you do your car.
Spray lightly to prevent overun and dribbles and do a few coats allowing each one to dry before applying the next.
Its worth masking off the surrounds so you dont get it on anything else!
After the paint has dried give it a T-cutting.
It can be done well by yourself, but it comes down to what sort of finish you are looking for as to how long you want to spend on it or whether to take it to a garage.
Good luck.
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