Chrome >> Step 1 Start with a new image (Ctrl+N) of any size. I used 100 x 100. Fill the background with any color. I used a neutral gray. >> Step 2 Create a new layer (Shft+Ctrl+N) and call it 'bump'. Fill the 'bump' layer with black. >> Step 3 In the 'bump' layer, draw the picture that you want in chrome, with white. Make sure you save the selection of this picture. >> Step 4 De-select the selection. Go to the 'Channels' tab. Right click on the 'Blue' channel and duplicate it. Name this copy 'bump'. >> Step 5 Create a new layer (Shft+Ctrl+N) and call it 'chrome'. Select this layer and fill it all with white. >> Step 6 Go to Filter>> Render>> Lighting Effects. Use the following settings: Intensity: 25 Focus: 75 Gloss: 75 Material: 100 Exposure: 0 Ambience: 0 >> Step 7 Don't click OK yet. Go down to the texture channel menu and open it up. Choose 'bump'. Set the height to 25. Now click OK. >> Step 8 Remember that selection I told you to save? Well, load it, invert the selection (Shft+Ctrl+I), and press delete. >> Step 9 Go to Image>> Adjust>> Curves. Shape the curve so that the curve looks something like this. >> Step 10 You should get something like this: slick chrome. I added a little outer glow to better outline the 'F'.