MR2 Spyder Vinyl Wrap Tips + Spoiler

*It's difficult to tell how much of the color fade is due to sun damage vs trapped dust in the ceramic coat. I've tried using brake cleaner to remove the dust and ceramic coat, but there was still some fade to the vinyl underneath. I did try the brake cleaner on a fresh piece of vinyl and i did not see any change. I suppose some fade is to be expected under the summer sun. Non-professional wrap installation done on my driveway; learned a few things in the process. LuxuryPart spoiler installed, Tein Flex Z coilovers. The reason i chose to wrap was because the original paint had been sprayed with a lower quality paint. The clearcoat was peeling, so i had to remove all of it as wrapping would be impossible when so many chunks if clear coat being stripped off and bunching up. A good paint job that will last 5-10 years would be in the thousands, and i just needed something to make the car look "good". So a $500 wrap was worthwhile especially since i gained experience with wrapping this car. Repairs are also easier to since you can peel and apply vinyl to any area. 00:00 Basic info 00:35 Some mistakes made 01:10 Wrapping tips 01:15 Front bumper 01:55 Front hood 02:20 Front quarter panel 02:30 Windshield frame 03:10 Door handle 03:20 Door 03:45 Mirror 04:12 Bottom panel/undercoating 04:36 Rear quarter panel/fuel door 05:10 3 strip panels 05:24 Rear hood 05:52: Rear bumper/trim pieces 06:36 ONI? 06:48 Joining pieces 07:18 LP Spoiler 08:05 Tein coilovers 08:30 Last mentions