Using GIMP to change your trucks color
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Re: Using GIMP to change your trucks color
I can do it in about 4.5 hours fro this post...
Its a little harder without a clean paintjob to start with (hence why I do other peoples ) but I can try..
Its a little harder without a clean paintjob to start with (hence why I do other peoples ) but I can try..
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Re: Using GIMP to change your trucks color
I sure would appreciate it stangconv.... I'm going to have the truck painted in about a month and I'm still undecided about a color , so maybe this will help me make a decision....
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SOrry its taking longer... I am having a hell of a time with the different colors..
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heres my sad attempt at changing your truck's colors
fist i snuck over to your house and patched all the rust areas with factory paint. Stangcov, this might be helpfull just to save this picture so you dont have to worry about the rust areas.
then i shot primer on it
after is sanded the epoxy primer with 400grit i gave it a couple coats of rattlecan
my color changing job looks like poopoo. stangcov should be able to come up with something better
fist i snuck over to your house and patched all the rust areas with factory paint. Stangcov, this might be helpfull just to save this picture so you dont have to worry about the rust areas.
then i shot primer on it
after is sanded the epoxy primer with 400grit i gave it a couple coats of rattlecan
my color changing job looks like poopoo. stangcov should be able to come up with something better
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Just getting in from a long weekend with my parents..... Thanks you guys.........It really does help me out.....
I love the last one where the truck is lowered with the nice wheels.........
I love the last one where the truck is lowered with the nice wheels.........
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Re: Using GIMP to change your trucks color
Cool. I'll have to try it on mine.
Josh
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Re: Using GIMP to change your trucks color
How do you Deselect things? I can't got mine to do it. Also how do to lower the truck and put different wheels on?
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i dont know how to explain it with GIMP since ive never used it. im using photoshop. but here i whipped something up for you unfortunately, i wasnt a ble to throw some 24"s on because of the angle of this picture. gosh im boredtruckguy wrote:How do you Deselect things? I can't got mine to do it. Also how do to lower the truck and put different wheels on?
Kyle
hmm those pictures i made got me thinking. wouldnt that be one-of-a-kind to have a lowered, dually flatbed? that sure would be different
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Re: Using GIMP to change your trucks color
WOW, not what I was thinking Ryan. Why Pink?
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Re: Using GIMP to change your trucks color
Hey ford guy... I see I made a goof in the tutorial... (forgot to add a picture) TO deselect something you want tp pick one fo the selection tools that are the top 2 in the upper left corner (they are all do the same thing just in differnt shapes)
Then where you picked ADD to selection you go one over to SUBTRACT from the selection
Then where you picked ADD to selection you go one over to SUBTRACT from the selection
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Re: Using GIMP to change your trucks color
truckguy wrote:WOW, not what I was thinking Ryan. Why Pink?
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yeah i was just bored and decided to see a lowered dually flatbed. pink because its easiest when the truck was red before
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Re: Using GIMP to change your trucks color
I am getting it now.
Ryan the truck looks cool but I don't like the color.
Kyle
Ryan the truck looks cool but I don't like the color.
Kyle
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Re: Using GIMP to change your trucks color
any paintjob in mind?
i found that if i keep layering the color on it covers the red. so i can do any color.
i found that if i keep layering the color on it covers the red. so i can do any color.
-Ryan