This is how I started the project and this is what I used. Let me know if I left anything out.
-Equal parts degreaser/water mix
-Small flat screwdriver
-Green automotive masking tape (little expensive but worth it)
-Regular masking tape
-Xacto knife
-Three year old holiday wrapping paper
-Latex gloves
-Plastic adhesion promoter (one 11 ounce can was enough for all 4 panels)
-Gloss enamel paint
PROCEED AT YOUR OWN RISK. CANT RUSH IT. First part painted was the back driver side door panel, (just in case something went wrong).
PREPARATION IS CRUCIAL. Washed the panel parts with the mix. Washed it again. Let it dry. With the patience I didnt know I have, I green-taped the parts that wouldnt come off without breaking or melting something off, then trimmed with the knife, round corners are a pain in the ass. Worked with gloves, you dont want a pizza grease fingerprint to ruin your paintjob. With the screwdriver I tucked the tape in to get a sharper paint line one eight of an inch at a time (pic 1).
Wrap everything else and cover any holes. I used regular masking tape since its much cheaper (pic 2).
I sprayed two light coats of primer within 10 mins and immediately did a tack coat of paint. I used enamel paint which has a one hour recoat window, gave it about 6 light coats till it reached full color. It should be safe to touch after 20 mins, I left it overnight before unwrapping and installing (pics 3,4,5).