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PHOTOSHOP ANYONE? - 306GT30 - 23-03-2013
Can anyone ps me a black intercooler.... ???
contemplating on doing it....
![[Image: DSC_6329_zpsefadede8.jpg]](http://i15.photobucket.com/albums/a373/PaulMpower/DSC_6329_zpsefadede8.jpg)
![[Image: DSC_6437_zps8e1e0fb0.jpg]](http://i15.photobucket.com/albums/a373/PaulMpower/DSC_6437_zps8e1e0fb0.jpg)
thankyou very much in advance
RE: PHOTOSHOP ANYONE? - silverzx - 23-03-2013
That mushroom filter won't be doing you any favours..
RE: PHOTOSHOP ANYONE? - 306GT30 - 23-03-2013
(23-03-2013, 11:48 AM)silverzx Wrote: That mushroom filter won't be doing you any favours..
That GT30 is........
Im not starting a debate on my HKS filter, im asking if someone can PS met a black intercooler
RE: PHOTOSHOP ANYONE? - ozonehostile - 23-03-2013
get it anodized blue or red to match the detail in the engine bay
think you need some contrast to all the black
or leave intercooler as it is and get black pipes
sorry about the further lack of photoshop haha
RE: PHOTOSHOP ANYONE? - WiNgNuTz - 23-03-2013
![[Image: Untitled-1-3_zpsb0778c6a.jpg]](http://i1101.photobucket.com/albums/g427/wingnutz2/Untitled-1-3_zpsb0778c6a.jpg)
RE: PHOTOSHOP ANYONE? - Oil-burner - 23-03-2013
Stealth!
Looks good!
RE: PHOTOSHOP ANYONE? - TomLum - 23-03-2013
+1 for black. Discreet is far better.
RE: PHOTOSHOP ANYONE? - 306GT30 - 23-03-2013
Can you make me one with the IC in silver and the piping black please???????????????
RE: PHOTOSHOP ANYONE? - Slam Wagon - 23-03-2013
stealth all day any day
Re: PHOTOSHOP ANYONE? - WiNgNuTz - 23-03-2013
Fussy bugger ain't ya!
If no one gets there before me, I'll knock one up tomorrow, as I'm working till about 1am now, and won't be putting the PC on when I get in.
RE: PHOTOSHOP ANYONE? - 306GT30 - 24-03-2013
Hahahaa indeed
Now wake up and do it , lol
RE: PHOTOSHOP ANYONE? - WiNgNuTz - 24-03-2013
On it now.
![[Image: Untitled-1-3_zps7a5ef37f.jpg]](http://i1101.photobucket.com/albums/g427/wingnutz2/Untitled-1-3_zps7a5ef37f.jpg)
RE: PHOTOSHOP ANYONE? - 306GT30 - 24-03-2013
thankyou very much sir!!!
RE: PHOTOSHOP ANYONE? - Rich306 - 24-03-2013
I prefer the black intercooler, looks miles better
RE: PHOTOSHOP ANYONE? - 306GT30 - 24-03-2013
I can spray one side tomorrow and see how it looks
got to see this irl before i make decisions
RE: PHOTOSHOP ANYONE? - ozonehostile - 24-03-2013
is it a good idea to paint an intercooler? surely paint is going to reduce how effective the heat exchange rate is across the fins, like forming an insulating layer between the aluminium and the air.
if you wanted a black cooler the proper way would be to get it anodized imo
RE: PHOTOSHOP ANYONE? - 306GT30 - 24-03-2013
Uhmm i dont think one quick layer of flat black paint wil do much damage... + the intercooler is massive
RE: PHOTOSHOP ANYONE? - Pompey306mark - 24-03-2013
Painting it makes no difference.
You can get intercoolers in different colours anyway.
RE: PHOTOSHOP ANYONE? - ozonehostile - 24-03-2013
(24-03-2013, 02:31 PM)Pompey306mark Wrote: Painting it makes no difference.
You can get intercoolers in different colours anyway.
intercoolers that you buy colored are anodized, i just have my doubts about how good paint will look just sprayed on, getting a good finish would be pretty hard would it not with all the thousands of fins to coat and sharp edges?
RE: PHOTOSHOP ANYONE? - Birk - 24-03-2013
Paint isn't going to affect its efficiency.
I'd be worried about stone chips, they soon get fluked up when painted.
I think it looks spot on as it is tbh, maybe just get small black mesh to take your eyes off the 'bam' in your face look.
RE: PHOTOSHOP ANYONE? - Pompey306mark - 24-03-2013
Birk on your 3doors in the past how did you smooth the doors? Did you have them welded like I did on my 5 door?
And I did not think a think a thin layer of paint would affect it.