I was called in to revive the finish on this 1 of 40 Carbon Black V12 Vantage.

Powered by Aston's 6.0 Litre 510 HP V12 mated to a six speed manual transmission makes this one of my all time favorite Astons.

It also comes equipped with carbon ceramic brakes and carbon fiber trim and Pirelli P Zero Corsa tires with a treadwear rating of 60.



Well onto the correction.

Only 35 miles.



After the wash and ready to begin.







Carbon Fiber hood vents removed.













Some of the defects.







DA sand scratches.





Strut brace before.



After.



50/50 shots.









Before.



After.





First coat of sealant left to cure overnight.

 

Afters.

















Sun shots.





























Back inside.















A couple of videos.

 

"I was called in to revive the finish on this 1 of 40 Carbon Black V12 Vantage".


And revive it you did!!!! Beautiful!!!!

 

That is one of few things I would do unspeakable things for.

Tint the taillights red...

maybe the interior in black with red stitching, or even better dark green stitching. British Racing Green. Exterior in dark green or blue, or a dark grey. Even black would be nice.


Oh my.

Excuse me.

 

The colour is called storm black,very understated yet elegant for a V12 vantage couldnt tell if you dont notice.

 

The color is Carbon Black as in Carbon Black Edition.

Storm Black has red and orange flake.

Here's some interesting reading for you.

Aston Martin - The Company - News

 

Hey Richie,

Excellent work as usual. But tell me, since this is the "Carbon Black" edition, did you notice any differences in this paint job as compared to the other Aston Martins you've revived or prepped for delivery?

Did the paint guage show any "thicker" application of paint?

After the alleged "50 man-hours of hand painting followed by stringent quality checks" at the factory, REALISTICALLY did it look any different than anything normally coming from the factory?

Just wondering. Keep up the good work.

Landa

 

your attention to detail is astounding. Keep up the great work.