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Old 09-26-2008, 08:11 PM   #10
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Originally Posted by Dragoneye View Post
DntWrryBeHappy21's method will work....but this might save you some time. Depends, really....

--Take the polygonal lasso tool and do not select the magnetic version. Now you have to keep in mind a simple principal: Small straight lines make very good curves.

--Roughly highlight your stripes using short line segments. (Lots of clicking)

--copy/paste this selection into a new layer

--refine, reshape, generally finish the stripes to your liking.

--select this layer, and go to the hue/saturation option box. Click the check-box labeled "colorize". And choose the color you'd like the stripes to be. OR...in your case, choose the layer, and go into the brightness/contrast box and darken the striped to your liking.

Hope that helped out a little bit.

that would probably be faster but mine was for the entire car paintjob not stripes im not really sure how i do my stripes...i just kinda do O_O
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