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you'd be considered lucky to get that white to even be a decently looking flat black.
there's not enough contrast to make it gloss if it could even be made a decent looking flat black.
there's not enough contrast to make it gloss if it could even be made a decent looking flat black.
not really. you really want to find a car that has good contrast, and one that is more of a midtone. think of it this way:
when you want to change colors, you want to use a car that has a good amount of contrast because when the color is changed, it wont look like it was just painted over in MS Paint.
you also want to use a midtone color (ex. red, blue, green...) because before you change the color you want to desaturate it, and a grey is 100x easier to recolor than a white or black because they are at polor ends of the contrast scale.
....if that makes any sense to you.
when you want to change colors, you want to use a car that has a good amount of contrast because when the color is changed, it wont look like it was just painted over in MS Paint.
you also want to use a midtone color (ex. red, blue, green...) because before you change the color you want to desaturate it, and a grey is 100x easier to recolor than a white or black because they are at polor ends of the contrast scale.
....if that makes any sense to you.
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