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01-23-2014 #1
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Chevelle Photoshop Help
Can someone please help with changing the wheel centers to gunmetal grey and also black. Also change the tail light panel to matte black. Thanks!
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01-23-2014 #2
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The quality of the photo isnt that great so it is kind of hard to see the detail of the grey centers, but hope this helps...!
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01-24-2014 #3
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It looks great both ways. I like the original myself, but understand its nice to change things up a bit from year to year. Drop the rear a inch or so to take some of the rake out, it would look awesome.
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01-24-2014 #4
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I like both also. I think I like it better without the black on the back panel though. The grey centers look pretty cool too..
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01-24-2014 #5
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Dale, thanks so much for your help!! I like both as well although I will hold off doing the centers for a while.
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