Who says Carbon Fibre can't be repaired...!
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I recently had a very minor amount of damage to my V12's front splitter from an illegal speed bump (that I will get the local authority to reduce in height) - it just scratched the edge of the carbon fibre and put a crack in the clear coat.
I spoke to a London based coachworks and sent some pics and they said it couldn't be repaired.
Then I found CarbonFibreRepair.com - spoke to Brett and for a very, very reasonable price he's taken it back to pretty much brand new. When you see some of the repair jobs they are doing, it's very impressive work.
It's the second time I've had an issue with my front splitter, the first one I stupidly replaced in full, had I known what Brett & his team can do I would've let him repair it and save a packet - they can even get the weave looking right.
Highly recommended & if you guys have any issues, I'd head straight to Brett - he'll save you a fortune and the product is practically AM identical.
Cheers...

I spoke to a London based coachworks and sent some pics and they said it couldn't be repaired.
Then I found CarbonFibreRepair.com - spoke to Brett and for a very, very reasonable price he's taken it back to pretty much brand new. When you see some of the repair jobs they are doing, it's very impressive work.
It's the second time I've had an issue with my front splitter, the first one I stupidly replaced in full, had I known what Brett & his team can do I would've let him repair it and save a packet - they can even get the weave looking right.
Highly recommended & if you guys have any issues, I'd head straight to Brett - he'll save you a fortune and the product is practically AM identical.
Cheers...

Edited by stimshady on Monday 21st September 12:32
V8V Pete said:
avinalarf said:
Your info helps to make my future purchase of a Vanquish less problematic. 
We need pictures Steven or are you not that far down the line yet? Love the Vanquish even though I suspect yours won't have a proper roof.
Yes it would be a Volante as I appreciate going topless when possible............wind in my hair and all that stuff.
Boring thing is that I'm still very fond of my current DB9V and if it ain't broke I tend not to fix it.
stimshady said:
Here you go, the finished product... looks pretty good, eh!? There is a lot of dust reflection from the flash and it's too dark to take without, but i'm taking the pic about a foot away.


Woah! That's pretty freakin' good. Hope I never need their help but if I do I won't hesitate to use them.Did they actually 'repair' the carbon or just manage to sand back clear coat/resin etc and respray ? Just interested to know if they did any actual carbon fibre replacement or not. From the original picture the damage looks superficial. either way they did a great job and well worth the cost compared to brand new replacement.
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