Silkspan and clear.  Tear the piece of silkspan, rather than cutting it.  That leaves a more gradual edge.  That's a tip from Bob Parker.

Yea, all my spots were on the top.  Sigh ....

I took some thick CA, ran a very small bead and used a piece of 1/64" ply to scrap over the effected area. Let it dry, sand a bit and put a very small bit of filler over it. Once dry, sand and reshoot color. Can't see the repair. Only thing I worry about is whether it will hold up. Guess we'll see.

Howard,

These are very small areas. cuts less than a 1/4" If bigger, the silkspan trick it really all that is available. And as far as tearing the silkspan, I do that when I cover the plane. No cut edges. As you note, it makes blending a LOT easier.

  Guy's something that I have used is to put a small bead of Duco cement (wally world paint sect) then press a sheet of Saran Wrap (tm) on it and let dry. Most of the time pressing the saran wrap on it distributes the glue and gives a smooth area to re finish. 
    Might want to try on an older model first to get the hang of it.  This is an OLD Free Flight trick, and yes I am old...  No, not old, just been here a LOOOONG time...