How to make brushed aluminum in Photoshop.
We start off with making a rectangle, by default hotkey U.
Next we select it with the path selection tool (A).
To get the brushed effect, we first need to add some Noise.
Filter -> Noise -> Add Noise...
Next we will get this warning message, it only asks if we want
to convert the rectangle from vectors to a bitmap. It's not that
we have much choice here.
First turn on the Monochromatic option, to make sure we lose the
colour. Than adjust the amount until you get a good mix of gray tones.
Next we want to add a motion blur.
Filter -> Blur -> Motion Blur...
Adjust the Distance to your own liking. Optional you can add an angle to it,
as a different direction of brushing.
Note that the edge of the rectangle gets blurred also, making it slightly
smaller.
This can easily be removed with the Marquee Tool (M) [select and press Delete]
or with the Eraser (E).
You can also select a part and apply the filters:
(the highlighted part is to make the selection stand out better)
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