Photoshop request thread

Duude
Me next me next with my sport rims painted white/grey like these ones

 

hmmmm...retro look?

 

Ok, I know it's not a tacoma, but deciding between two wheelsets for this cx bike. I9 turquise or lime green hub/spokes. Can someone hook it up?

 

Thats the exact look im going for

 

I knew it

 

Thank you for making my mind up

 

It's getting to be that time to repaint the roof, and I've been thinking about painting the fender flares and skewp insert as well. If anyone could make those matte black I'd really appreciate it. Just a few different angles.

 

Can someone make this truck cement for me? Trying to explore build ideas. Thank you!

 

Well...Cement is one way to go. Hope this helps.

 

With the skewp delete...i like it

 

Apologies for the delay. I tried to match the sun's reflective coloring on your truck since that would be the most realistic visual vs a pure white which it's already in the realm of as well as giving you a matte black topper. Regarding the white roof rack, I'd rather you not get made fun of, so someone else can set you up for that disaster.

 

Omg this is awesome thank you so much!!

 

Apologies for the delay since I thought someone else would get to this. Images below with matte black roof, flares, and scoop as requested. Just as a thought, my nephew had the same thing happen to his Tundra in this color. He worked with a vinyl shop who had him sand down his roof and they installed matte black vinyl on his roof which saved him a nice chunk of change and it's lasted years. Regarding the flares, I would try plastidip on them first before paint and if you don't like it, you can peel it right off. Once you get 5-7 coats on there, it's lasts surprising well, even in car washes ( brush-less or DIY ). If they ever need to be fixed, just touch up the plastidip and done.

 

All joking aside, here's your cement color as requested ( but there are plenty still on the lots to gawk at ). Next time, specifics matter, i.e. Tacoma Cement Grey Color... You know how we are here.

 

Unfortunately, my skills aren't good enough to overcome the complications that our machined faced factory rims cause. I tried for 30 minutes, but couldn't figure it out in short order. I'm thinking that it has to do something with actually adding a grey scale to the machine face so that the replacement color actually has something to grab onto. Maybe someone else with better understanding of PS can assist, but I did try. If you found images of the rims in the same position as your tires ( or at least relatively close ) and posted them, that would help us out. The ones you provided are too much of an angle to correct.

 

Exactly why I went the retro hub cap version for Luke...I'm not his father but I play one on tv.

Same with the gentleman who wanted the bicycle spokes conversion...there are things that we knuckleheads can knock off in 15 mins and use another 15 mins for humour, then there are things that are so detail involved that is in the realm of what people do for a living and get paid very handsomely to do.

To quote you again..."you know who we are here"...hilarity shall ensue

 

Thanks man appreciate it!

 

Can someone photoshop the silver beadlock rings on my wheels to be matte black with the stainless screws showing. Thanks for the help.