2003 Aston Martin DB7

[David@DCSPrecision]

It was kind of dark when the car was dropped off, but it wasn’t very dirty anyways. So I don’t have any pictures of the wash.

Here’s a few of the damage after the wash, removing iron contaminates and being clayed.

On to the paint correction.

Driver’s door.

Rear quarter panel.

Hood.

Passenger door before.

After.

Rear pillar.

Front fender before.

After.

Trunk.

Pulled it out in the sun to inspect the progress.

Sanding pigtails by the gas tank.

After.

Rear quarter panel before.

After.

Front bumper before.

After.

The interior looked fairly clean.

However, it was actually pretty dirty.

It’s a little harder to see the difference on the seat.

Wax applied.

And a few after shots.

Thanks for checking it out!

 

[billboard2001]

Nice work! What process/materials did you use for the leather on the interior? It looks great now

 

[The Guz]

Nice. What did you use?

 

[kochdalton87]

Great results and nice 50/50's. Keep up the good work.

 

[Mike@DedicatedPerfection]

Very nice work. Looks great.

 

[davey g-force]

Wow, great work! Nice car too.

What products?

 

[jpegs13]

Great work! That's not just a DB7, that's a GT, big ass v-12. The original DB7s were V-6s

 

[Pureshine]

Great job

 

[Fast Eddie]

Excellent detail and great write up.

 

[vet]

Great job on beautiful car!

 

[Dr_Pain]

One day, I swear one day I will do one of those!

Great work!

 

[ph16]

Nice. What did you use?

Wow, great work! Nice car too.

What products?

x2

 

[David@DCSPrecision]

For the paint, I did two passes of FG400 on an Uber microfiber cutting pad, and a pass of SF4500 on a green Uber polishing pad.

For the interior, I used Adam's Leather and Interior Cleaner, and Adam's Leather Conditioner.