How To erase Sand Marks[?]

Try a nail buffing stick.

As these usually come with 2 or 3 different grades of abrasive, start with the coursest first, and as the scratches become less noticeable, switch to the next finer grade.

It's just like MikeV said, just all on a stick!

I find I can polish the plastic back to a perfect shine using these, and they are way cheaper than the sanding sticks most hobby shops sell.

I don't have a coffe filter at home, would instant work?

Karl

QUOTE: Originally posted by Kolja94 They're not supposed to be used ones, are they?

That may work for a wash or stains on the aircraft.

Mike

They're not supposed to be used ones, are they?

QUOTE: Originally posted by monrad Coffee filters??? I have plenty of those. I will give it a try.....Thanks for the tip.

You are welcome, but give the credit to Pixilater as it is he that I learned it from.
Thanks Pix.

Mike

Coffee filters??? I have plenty of those. I will give it a try.....Thanks for the tip.

QUOTE: Originally posted by Enzo_Man Use coffee filter 'eh. Hmmm... I'll have to try that.

It works great. I was sceptical until I tried it, but it does work very well.

Mike

Use coffee filter 'eh. Hmmm... I'll have to try that.

Using progressively finer sandpaper will eliminate them.
I usually start with 320 wet and then use 400 wet and then 600 wet if necessary. The primer will hide the small scratches that are not very deep.
Another trick that I learned from someone on this forum is to rub the area with a paper coffee filter after sanding as the fibers in the coffee filter will shine the plastic up real nice.

Mike