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Photoshop gold plated rims on a Porsche
Sounds hard and expensive, but in the world of Photoshop it's really quite simple and cheap.
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Open a picture with a car you want to pimp up a bit.
I've decided to pimp one of my all time favorite cars, Porsche Carrera GT.
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Click Shape layers button.
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Set the Foreground color ...
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... by entering d4bd47 into the # field.
Click OK.
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Start selecting the rim.
The rims will get filled with the same color you selected in the previous step.
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Press ENTER when you get all the way around.
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Select the other rim as well.
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Select both layers (see picture).
Hold the CTRL key and keep on layer to add it to or remove it from the selection.
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Right click the selected layers and click Rasterize Layers.
This way we transformed the paths into "real" layers so that we have more possibilities when editing them.
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Select the Shape 2 layer and choose Color Burn as a blending mode (see picture).
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Do the same for Layer 1 (see picture).
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Done deal! Now you're pimpin' ;)
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