It was a bit tedious of a process cause you have to take all the panels off... and the little side panels and the main cowl panel are attached with these small little pressure type clips that are annoying to take off. Took off entire gas tank(make sure its as empty as possible). I cleaned and dried everything thoroughly and taped off a few things like the gas cap top, edges of the fuel tank (not necessary, i would have saved time by painting the whole thing) and a few other black bits I didnt want to get color on.I took off the wheels, discs, sprocket and taped off the side of the wheel hub and the little slots where the disc and sprocket sit so it goes back together flush. I then laid everything out on a couple pieces of wood ready for paint.
You got to use like 4 layers of black or grey plastidip paint(depending on color) as the base layer then 3-4 layers of the actual color paint to get the best finish and for it later to peel off without a problem. All in all took me about 8-10 hours total between two days cause it mostly a lot of prep then waiting 15 minutes between each layer, so set aside a nice afternoon to do it if you ever decide. I got everything on kppigments.com and dipyourcar.com. Dipyoutcar youtube channel has great videos on how to do everything. All in all cost me like $60 which is not bad at all.
The finish is a little bit rubbery/sticky but once it dries it improves and they make a spray in a bottle to make the plastidip feel more like a real paint and more slick(i ordered some and will be getting soon to test).
Hope this helps, let me know if you got any specific questions.
Also heres the photoshop samples my brother did for me to narrow down a color, they really helped, we played around mostly with greens but tried some wild colors that I didnt save haha!