Is anyone able to change the line "automotive engineering"

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>>209302
bump

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anybody?

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one last bump

>>209302
Someone help this anon out
Bump for interest
Why do you need it?

>>209302
theres no "L" so not possible.

>>209909
Yeah I mean we could find out the font and try to simulate the weathering, or cut the correct letters from what we have (H is also missing) but it would take me more than an hour and I would hate myself doing it, so I really don't want to. Sorry anon.

>>209923
Just use the clone tool to copy the background onto the new lettering with transparency set to like 20% to simulate the weathering.

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>>209302
I got to this point and realized I misspelled "fitting". I'm just going to leave this here and go to sleep.

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>>209906
>>209923
>>209974
Thanks for the help anyway guys.
At first I was going to go the method of cutting out the letters but when I realised that there was no L (I had a H in another part of the form) I knew it would take some kind of weathering effect to make it work.

It was for a job application, and although I have the correct qualifications I didn't have 2 weeks or so to wait for the replacement cert to arrive in the mail that shows mechanical fitting.

Oh well, thanks again for trying to help.

>>209999
Better just say you completed it and are waiting for the document to arrive in the mail than attempt to fake it and someone notice. Even if you have the qualification forging a document looks incredibly bad.