Aston Martin DBS Forest Green

Hello, I don't post much but I took some photos in between building the DBS.
Some pics were taken with my phone so excuse the quality
Here is what I have so far:

After first wetcoat:
http://images18.fotki.com/v329/photos/7/2977087/12407161/20130127_171958-vi.jpg

Sanding process:
http://images115.fotki.com/v607/photos/7/2977087/12407161/20130417_231816-vi.jpg

Hood after polishing, using a hobby design metal logo:
http://images114.fotki.com/v288/photos/7/2977087/12407161/20130419_115144-vi.jpg

My first attempt at bare metal, more awesome than I expected :lol2:
http://images41.fotki.com/v1580/photos/7/2977087/12407161/20130417_212408-vi.jpg

Finished polishing:
http://images41.fotki.com/v1580/photos/7/2977087/12407161/IMG20130901WA0012-vi.jpg
http://images115.fotki.com/v607/photos/7/2977087/12407161/IMG20130901WA0010-vi.jpg
http://images45.fotki.com/v1451/photos/7/2977087/12407161/IMG20130901WA0008-vi.jpg

Caliper and brake disc. Does this look like a carbon disc? :frown: I used model master stainless steel for the caliper painted with a brush and model master titanium for the disc with burnt metal for the inside:
http://images19.fotki.com/v275/photos/7/2977087/12407161/IMG_1372-vi.jpg

Inside the wheel, the rubber is michelin pilot sport ps2 from hobby design:
http://images115.fotki.com/v607/photos/7/2977087/12407161/IMG_1373-vi.jpg

Tell me what I can improve

looking good! I'd have filled the seam on the rear spoiler part.

Nice brakes and beautiful color. I like it a lot :)

This is looking gorgeous - a perfect colour for the DBS.