>the pickle wrote:
>>
>>
>  > Sandpaper won't scratch glass.  At least not normal sandpaper.

Steve Merryman replied:
>I find rather, that most sandpaper, will scratch most glass.  Even
>"dollar store" sandpaper.

Perhaps the answer here is steel wool. If the scratches are in the 
coating, the steel wool will smooth them, with enough elbow grease. 
If the scratches are in the glass, the steel wool will have 
essentially, no effect... Then it's time for the fine grade sandpaper.

Iechyd Da,
Andrew

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