hey can someone photoshop my hood/grill/bumper/lip like this with gunmetal grey




except can you leave the ss emblem on the grill
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anyone out there who can help. it doesnt have to be perfect

 

Gunmetal is hard to make, for me anyway lol... best I could do

 

^^^How did you get the reflection to stay with the chop?

 

thanks man. what do u think

 

Custom carbon fiber would look tight.

 

yea but that would probaly cost a shitload of money

 

Look up impulseballer or something like that. He does custom REAL fiber jobs.

GIve him the chop and let him give you a quote. Plus you can trust him too.

 

could u try to photoshop carbon fiber or no

 

I would love to help you out bro.

I do have photoshop though, but im still in the process of learning it. All i can do is paint rims.

 

hahah alright thanks anyways man

 

for the hood it would be best to get a CF one and paint the black parts.

 

yea i think this would all cost too much money. i could use that one performance stuff instead

 

best i could do on short notice lol

 

thanks. i tihnk it looks really cool. just too much money

 

Or you could just paint the tc grill flat black

 

Just change the hue/saturation to get the colors that you want for a selection. Makes chops look 10000% better and gives you a better idea of what it really looks like (by keeping reflection/shading/etc...)

 

yea it's be ALOT of money but it would definitely look like sex

you do that and also cut the dark levels as well .. so that way it makes it more contrasty .. you look some details but it gives you a nice result usually especially when usually it as an effects modifier level

 

im a photoshop noob.

But where exactly do you change it?

 

The quick and easy way:

Make a selection, I prefer the pen tool zoomed in really close (400%+ if its a good picture). Once you have traced out what you want go to Image > Adjustments > Hue/saturation and play with the 3 bars til you get the color you're looking for

Edit: Gotta make a new layer with the selection, just CTRL+C, CTRL+V once you have made a selection

 

lol image, adjustments

 

Don't do that lol .. just ctrl + J will make a new layer from selection and it'll be in the right spot

 

Does the exact same thing