Man shows the aftermath as he takes the stunning crystal-bedazzled wrap off $4,000,000 Aston Martin Valkyrie Spider
Published on Feb 18, 2026 at 5:54 AM (UTC+4)
by Keelin McNamara
Last updated on Feb 17, 2026 at 8:55 PM (UTC+4)
Edited by
Emma Matthews
This man stuck a crystal-bedazzled wrap on a $4,000,000 Aston Martin Valkyrie Spider.
He has now revealed the aftermath of the decision.
His latest video documented the process of removing the wrap from the hypercar.
It was truly one of the most intense processes you will ever see.
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Crystal-bedazzled Aston Martin Valkyrie is…striking
Supercar Ron owns one of the most unique hypercars on the planet.
It is not merely the fact that he happens to own a $4 million Aston Martin Valkyrie.
And it’s not even the fact that the version the YouTuber owns is the Spider version.
What is fascinating is that his car was completely covered in a crystal-bedazzled wrap.
Not that an Aston Martin Valkyrie Spider needs much more help in standing out, anyway.
Interestingly, the YouTuber decided the time had come to revert the car to its old form.
So he made the decision to remove the sparkling finish.
Ron decided to take it out for one last drive in its current wrap.
He hits the streets – headphones equipped – to head to the workshop.
Ron explained that the car itself is actually black underneath.
The crystal-bedazzled wrap had then been wrapped in several different layers.
The removal process was going to be extremely complex.
This was due to the glue under each rhinestone, as well as the vinyl finish.
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Section by section, the hypercar returns to normal
The team got to work examining the scale of the task in front of them.
Something important to bear in mind is how careful this process has to be.
It involved heating and then removing the wrap – but by tiny sections at a time.
After several hours, Ron and the team were finally ready to attempt to remove the quarter panel all at once.
It was done successfully – with more of the original black paint becoming increasingly visible.
“I think this is a one-and-done, “Ron noted to the camera.
Many more hours lapsed – with six people working on removing the wrap.
The surgical removal process was starting to really take shape.
By the end, the Aston Martin Valkyrie Spider looked like its old self again.
“That was absolutely one of my favourite stories ever told,” Ron said as he signed off.
