[IntrepidXJ]

Not sure if anyone can do this, but I'll post it here to see if anyone can.

I was wondering if you can photoshop a brushed aluminum dash kit into this picture:



Here's the thing, though. I only want it applied to the rough almost black surface around the radio, ashtray, shifter and headlight controls (ask me if you don't under stand that).

I also want the trim around the vents, door handles and power window controls.

This is what i plan on doing, but i wanted to get a better idea of what it will look like.

Thanks in advance

[viprman]

Wow. an IT guy without a graphics program. Someone needs to hook you up with Photoshop or Paint Shop Pro. I thought with your background you'd have every program under the sun.

[IntrepidXJ]

I do have every program under the sun. Problem is, i suck at photoshop and other paint/photo programs.

[DMAG]

He does have every program under the sun....I just don't think he's a photoshop pro yet.

**Edit** D'oh posted the same time (and same thing) as Randy!!

[LRM214]

Ah yes. The internet is good. . . and so am I.

http://www.discountdash.com/images/IntrepFM-D.JPG

-Later, Luis

[IntrepidXJ]

Thanks for that picture, it gives me a better idea. However, I don't plan on using the top pieces.

[DMAG]

I'm not too sure I like the looks of that kit. It looks too bright...I think carbon fiber would look much nicer without being distractive.

[Maverick9110E]

i deftomnitley agree. you should get it like the same color as your car

[MathWiz]

A graduate of the George W. Bush new word spelling academy.

[gamio213]

yes, you need to get the black and gray carbon fiber. Dont get the fake stuff , make sure its the real carbon fiber. everybody loves the way it looks. email at gamio213@yahoo,com and i could send you a pic.