Another Photoshop Request
 

Was wondering if someone could photoshop the picture below to look like this Silver RSR - specfically white IROC side decal and white fuchs. Also, interested in what everyone thinks of this combination - I've never seen it before. Thanks.

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1147237036.jpg

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1147237063.jpg

bumping for some help...thx

quickie...
 

btw, just personally I say keep your current configuration

I agree it doesn't look as good on the SC; I think the white looks better against the lighter silver paint of the IROC car. Thanks.

Not to push my luck, but could someone photoshop dark grey fuchs and matching dark grey PORSCHE decal. Maybe a black version also?

Any opinions on the wheel color/script combo welcomed. Thanks.

Bez I like it man. Sweet! I can't wait to do this on my SC. I am however back dateing the front and rear bumpers, extending the hood, and relocating the turn signals in the front before I do what you are planning. Let me ask you a question thoguht. The Porsche stripe is a vinyl decal usually correct? I wanted to get mine painted on so it can have some metal flake in it. I wonder if that is possible w/o say the talent of a Chip Foose. I wanted it to be somewhat a ghost stripe. Black car with charcoal or dark grey stripe with dark flake. Later

kwm - I've only heard of the decals, though I assume it could be painted - the PORSCHE IROC template is fairly simple. Before going this route, you might want to check with the decal companies and see if they have a metal flake material that they could use. There's a guy on this board - Mike? - who does the Carrera scripts...maybe he could help. Good luck.

thought I'd give photoship a spin...not too difficult to learn.

Any thoughts on this version w/ RSR finish fuchs?
http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1147388447.jpg

kwm-metallic vinyl is availabe in several shades of silver/grey. I'm using it on my race car. The 3M vinyl is such good quality and removable if you change your mind...I would choose it over a costly and delicate paint job.