Photoshop stock wheel color

[justin81]

can anybody photoshop the stock wheels. white and then one black. trying to decide if i can stick with the stock wheels or not.

http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y196/justinr6/DSC_0608.jpg

[HiggsRA]

kinda sh!tty, but can help give you a quick idea


http://img268.imageshack.us/img268/2475/blackwheelsk.th.jpg (http://img268.imageshack.us/my.php?image=blackwheelsk.jpg)
http://img222.imageshack.us/img222/6416/whitewheels.th.jpg (http://img222.imageshack.us/my.php?image=whitewheels.jpg)

[justin81]

Thanks higgs! The black looks pretty good. I've seen the stocks painted black, but not on a WW. The white wheels just doesn't give as much dramatic change in looks like the black does. I could do them black for now until I get some $$ for some aftermarkets.

[HiggsRA]

Thanks higgs! The black looks pretty good. I've seen the stocks painted black, but not on a WW. The white wheels just doesn't give as much dramatic change in looks like the black does. I could do them black for now until I get some $$ for some aftermarkets.

np-- IMO the black would be better but after looking at the chops again I did a little too white and didn't match the car as good as it could be. But I do think black would overall be better but do what you want!!!! I think it looks good with your dark tint. I've used that plasti dip spray on vinyl on a set of my wheels once before, it gives you a matte black finish you could put on your wheels if you don't want to jump to anything permanent to get a better in person idea of what it would like before powder coating etc... but ya sometimes i wish i saved my money for some springs and just painted my wheels haha

*** edit this was so hard to find the thread haha *** we should have a photoshop section (my mistake if theres one already)

[justin81]

I didn't see a photoshop section either. It would be a great thing to have. I really need to get a copy and learn for myself one of these days

[TRUSTcompany9000]

A good way to start learning that stuff is to get Gimp or paint.net, both are free and utilize most of the same functions, without having to shell out a lot of coin.

[justin81]

I'll look into those. I've heard good things about Gimp