Photoshop request

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Photoshop on wheels, opinions wanted

Can someone please photoshop the wheel in this picture to match the silverstone color of the body?

Thanks in advance.

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**EDIT** now that its been done, can I get a vote on this guys?
 
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Huh... any opinions?

I kinda likey.... what do you think? Thanks a lot Blodi.
 
I like the matched wheel. I just had my 2002 wheels refreshed with a slightly lighter silver to match my sebring silver NSX paint.
 
i like it too... looks clean :cool:

BUT being jdm crazy i would suggest doing something drastic and paint them the gold color of the brake caliper!!!!!:biggrin:
 
i'm not a big fan of it. even though i have gunmetal wheels too, but i think gun metal is pretty played out. also the main problem i have with it is that the wheels would kinda disappear if it matches with the cars paint. esp if its a darker color like your silverstone color.

i actually happen to like the brighter colored stock wheels alot
 
IMHO I would go darker and not color matched. I like dark wheels. I did a really dark gun metal with lots of metalic fleck and it tured out awsome. Unfortunately someone else is enjoying the wheels since I sold them with my beolved car.

Either way, you really can't go too wrong with stock wheels. I end up liking stock setups far longer than aftermarket for some reason. I guess aftermarket stuff tends to get old where-as I find stock wheels just grow on me.
 
I have just gone through this dilema myself as to how to re-finish the OEM rims. I love Silverstone on the NSX but IMO the rims need to contrast; either lighter or darker, so for me its either leave as stock or go Type S and the dark grey.
 
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Blodi if you are bored at work tomorrow, can you do a few different colors? both brighter and darker? a shade of bronze, gunmetal, gold, etc.? Even black maybe?

The more I stare at the car the more I realize a contrast is kinda nice...

very stange that Type S picture has no logo on the center cap. I tried to take the "A" off my wheels, and they have two nipples that go into the cap. So I will have two holes to patch if I remove them but I like the simplicity better.
 
Hiroshima said:
Either way, you really can't go too wrong with stock wheels. I end up liking stock setups far longer than aftermarket for some reason. I guess aftermarket stuff tends to get old where-as I find stock wheels just grow on me.

I agree.

Turbo2go, it is entirely up to your decision no matter what choice gets voted the most, but I will still give you my vote and opinion.
gunmetal- flows well with a silver body :smile:
chrome- doesn't fit an nsx
black- a glossy blk would be alot better. IMO, red and black is the better combo
gold- silver and gold (color of treasure? therefore, gives nsx a more luxury look)
bronze- gold is better. Afterall, nsx always wins for gold, not bronze
white- not for sebring silver. White is better on primary colors like red or blue.
 
Ski_Banker said:

Actually this exact car is why I thought of painting the wheels silverstone. because the match on this body, which is a lighter silver, is perfect and this car looks really good.

I do like the gunmetal as well. Not sure if wheels can be re-finished with the same durability as factory. Certainly don't want something flaking...

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Deltron Zero said:
dang. you're good!

No kidding... fast and well done... he should be the official photoshop guy here. Thanks again Blodi.
 
Blodi can you take the sideshot of the NSX above and create a silverstone/silverstone image? I think the one above is the Kaiser silver. Or do I need to get you a sideshot of my car? In fact can you do those wheel colors with the whole car?

Not to take you away from work or anything. :)
 
blodi said:
Tommorow at work? why wait:tongue: .......

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Personally I kinda like the gunmetal....but thats just my opinion....if you want a car designers opinion...:rolleyes:

Yeah this would be my pick too, make sure you get more sparks to shine that gunmetal. I personally would do a chrome silver like this one on the G35 coupes:

The edge of the spokes would most likely turn out to look like the color of your car body and the surface would be nice and shiny, just my 2cent

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As someone else posted, you need contrast with the rims. That's the biggest drawback I see with the OEM rims and silverstone - not EXACTLY the same, but not too different either. I love the older Kaiser silver NSXs with shiny polished OEM rims - nothing looks better. (Except black 02+ with gunmetal OEM rims :wink: ).

PM me if you go the gunmetal route, I'd love to see some more pics. The NSX-R above gunmetal photoshop looks good but not that much better IMHO.
 
Personally, I hate matching color rim with body color. It doesn't look right.

Imagine a red car with red color rim or a yellow car with yellow rim.

Like other said, it comes down to your preference. Do what makes you happy.
 
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