photoshop help: CLK500
Wondering if any of you photoshop guru's can help me out. Im thinkin of gettin my rims powdercoated black and keeping the lip polished. But, I was wondering if anyone can do a photo chop before i decide to do them. thanks

P.S. The picture is currenly 1024 x 768 so if you need me to resize it let me know.

P.S. The picture is currenly 1024 x 768 so if you need me to resize it let me know.
yea, but i want to see what it looks like first. I also will be dropping it about 2" in the front and about 1.5" in the rear. maybe more. who knows....
why dont u just spend like $2500 on a set of black iforged wheels? you'd get a super sick lip in the back, and the wheels look dead like HRE's..
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do you have a web site? i went to get some rims today but the rim shop was a couple of dumb asses and couldnt get the right off set. so i was just thinkin of what my options are.
do you have a web site? i went to get some rims today but the rim shop was a couple of dumb asses and couldnt get the right off set. so i was just thinkin of what my options are.
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They would look fine powdercoated, I wouldnt just throw down for new wheels. You will save a lot of money and achieve a similar look for a fraction of the price. Then when money isnt an issue, you can get the iForged or HRE.
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Dunno if you care or not, but if you break up the blackin out you did over multiple layers, then set some as overlays, and others as normal with a low opacity, it retains its shine and gloss.
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Dunno if you care or not, but if you break up the blackin out you did over multiple layers, then set some as overlays, and others as normal with a low opacity, it retains its shine and gloss.
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Dunno if you care or not, but if you break up the blackin out you did over multiple layers, then set some as overlays, and others as normal with a low opacity, it retains its shine and gloss.
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i didnt do any of that ****...just messed with brightness/contrast...and selective color...
Dunno if you care or not, but if you break up the blackin out you did over multiple layers, then set some as overlays, and others as normal with a low opacity, it retains its shine and gloss.
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i didnt do any of that ****...just messed with brightness/contrast...and selective color...
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