There are two ways of doing it...
Substep Pre 1.) Select with the freehand polygon wand and add and subtract. The trick is get every little piece of paint and anything in the reflection that looks the paint color.
1. Create new layer in any color you want and overlay them wih transpanency. Fill, put on 50% transpartent. This is what looks the best given non-colors "grey" "black" "white"
2. If you have some colors, then play with the "Hue/Sat" and "Color channels" plus "brightness"

you can do almost anything, but dark blues and reds, they seem to look fake, because you lose detail!

BTW the Midnight blue would look more black than that, esp. on a cloudy day!!!

"Yes you can say it...... I'm a post *****!" :-)<P ID="edit"><FONT class="small"><EM>Edited by WRAH on 01/03/04 06:24 PM.</EM></FONT></P>

 

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Ericinmia,
That TB looks tight!
T_bull

 

Thanks bro, that was a the first time i ever did a photo-chop, and i didn't get to finish it off nice, but it was good enough to tell how it would look on the car... It was a little difficult color matching, but i got a sample off infiniti's site that i used and tweaked for that car... It was a b!tch because of all that glare from the sun, and the dark spots too, color kept getting messed up! lol

Those rims look really hot on that color coupe!!!
Peace
-Eric

'03.5 Silver/Black | Prem | Perf | Aero | Stillen Hi-Flow | Z -Tube | Grounding Kit | Nismo Oil/Radiator Caps | Solid Allum Pedals | Diamond Matts | Tints | Valentine1 | Hide-Away License Plate!

 

am i tired or does that orange g look really good

 

looks great!

 

it really does look good....