My Mistake, Here's The Correct Color Formula In This Order........

[Above Omnipotence]

.....to combine the Brushed Steel colors with the Pearlescent & Crew Colors:

 

1. Brushed Black Steel

2. Pearlescent whatever

3. Crew Color

 

This result will give you that crisp luxury shiny effect, really bringing out the color of your car because of that Brushed Black Steel. Your luxury shiny effect will look like a toned down version of the Chrome paint job but also, your colors will greatly show and it's really cool. You'll even see the effect in night time as well, looks extremely awesome. A lot of people don't know about this order of combination and the effect if gives your vehicle. I've even ran this by a few people with save editors and they were in excitement of the effect, changed their vehicle's colors to the exact colors that they had but, with the Brushed Black Steel included for the effect.

 

And for the record, Brushed Black Steel paint job gives off a better and louder effect than the Metallic paint job. I just thought I'd share this information with you all.

[WillC-HHG]

I have this "formula" in half of my cars, it looks pretty amazing

[Two gun]

No pic? Lame

[I3AZZAI2]

This effect is great. I love how it looks on my Dominator

Edited April 24, 2014 by I3AZZAI2

[Ai®a©ob®a]

No pic? Lame

Just try it for yourself why does he need to upload pictures?

[Above Omnipotence]

This effect is great. I love how it looks on my Dominator

Gosh, now that's awesome as hell!

[WillC-HHG]

Sorry for the bad quality. Will upload them in HQ when I use my computer

 

Cheetah with "Rosso Dino" paint

 

 

Stinger with "Azzurro Dino" paint

 

 

Same cheetah and turismo with "Giallo Modena" paint

 

 

 

Edited April 24, 2014 by WillC-HHG

[Above Omnipotence]

VERY nice!

[TheKidKid415]

.....to combine the Brushed Steel colors with the Pearlescent & Crew Colors:

 

1. Brushed Black Steel

2. Pearlescent whatever

3. Crew Color

 

This result will give you that crisp luxury shiny effect, really bringing out the color of your car because of that Brushed Black Steel. Your luxury shiny effect will look like a toned down version of the Chrome paint job but also, your colors will greatly show and it's really cool. You'll even see the effect in night time as well, looks extremely awesome. A lot of people don't know about this order of combination and the effect if gives your vehicle. I've even ran this by a few people with save editors and they were in excitement of the effect, changed their vehicle's colors to the exact colors that they had but, with the Brushed Black Steel included for the effect.

 

And for the record, Brushed Black Steel paint job gives off a better and louder effect than the Metallic paint job. I just thought I'd share this information with you all.

 

Thanks for the advice!! It really does look nice in the sun light and under a shade!! I also tried using the other metal paints looks awesome I'll just switch my crew color around to get other paints I need for some of my bright colored cars!! THANK YOU!!

[Above Omnipotence]

No problem. I have on my vehicles: Brushed Black Steel + Pearlescent Racer Yellow + Crew Black, and oh my GOD, greatness!

[Above Omnipotence]

Sorry for the bad quality. Will upload them in HQ when I use my computer

 

Cheetah with "Rosso Dino" paint

 

 

Stinger with "Azzurro Dino" paint

 

 

Same cheetah and turismo with "Giallo Modena" paint

 

 

 

How do you open your hood?

[WillC-HHG]

 

Sorry for the bad quality. Will upload them in HQ when I use my computer

Cheetah with "Rosso Dino" paint

Stinger with "Azzurro Dino" paint

Same cheetah and turismo with "Giallo Modena" paint

 

How do you open your hood?

 

Shoot it with a sniper rifle in the top of the hood, if done correctly you'll see how it starts to open, I shoot it one time in each top corner of the hood, and then just accelerate. It will open

[Jugernot32]

Can someone tell me how you are putting pearlescent on the metal paint? Thanks in advance.

[TheGoodSgtScooter]

Make sure you have the paint job you want to put it on, and hover click on metallic. then back out of the paint selector and switch from custom tires to stock tires. go back and pick your pearlescent.

[Xavierr]

^ it's late at night and my brain is kinda derpy right now , so I'm having some trouble understanding the directions in the post above me, can someone explain how would do this step by step if I wanted to make a car gold?

[2020]

^ it's late at night and my brain is kinda derpy right now , so I'm having some trouble understanding the directions in the post above me, can someone explain how would do this step by step if I wanted to make a car gold?

 

First, have your car painted the colour you want it

 

1. Highlight the metallic paint options with the cursor without clicking on it

2. Exit paint options

3. Go to Wheel options > Accessories > either Buy or Remove custom tires

4. Exit wheel options

5. Go to paint options > Select pearlescent

6. F*ck Bitches

 

I havent done this in a while but i heard you can save money by changing the license plates instead of the custom / stock tires

Edited May 9, 2014 by 2020

[Xavierr]

So my crew color is set to bronze ( I'm trying to make to make gold using this method) but my final product is coming yellow, any suggestions ?