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I have an 06 red jewel trailblazer ss. It's been garaged since new except when at work or on roadtrips. The paint has never been corrected and I would like to have that done sometime in mid-July. Thank you,

I have an 06 red jewel tintcoat Trailblazer Super Sport with scratches and gouges on the back bumper from moving a wheelchair in and out of the rear hatch. Some of the scratches and all of the gouges are down to the bare plastic. The body shops want approx $600.00 to repaint the rear bumper which is probably what I'll end up doing but first I'd like to have a crack at it. Can you all tell me the process for doing this? I've worked with metal but never plastic. Thanks in advance.

Back in the day (2011), I was told the following held true: Swirl Haze Remover - orange pad Revive polish - blue pad Buttery wax - red pad Can you all update this with current products and pads. Thank you.

Thanks for the replies. I have no air supply so an air tool is not in the picture. Plan B, does anyone know of an Adams detail around the St Louis, MO area?

I've haven't been on this forum since maybe 2011 when I lost my job after 26 years with the same company. In 2013, my health went down the tubes but I'm much better now and am getting back in the swing of things. Enough of the whining, here are my questions. 1. I have a birth defect affecting my right arm and hand. While both appear normal looking; they are non-functioning ( sort of like former Senator Bob Dole ). Do you all know of a one handed polisher? I was thinking of a palm sander adapted to use the small(er) sized Adams pads? 2. While my Adams products still have that distinctive Adams smell, I going to assume they are toast and I need to dump them and re-order? Hope you all don't think I'm whining (not my intent) just looking for a little information/help. Thank you all very much.