Toyota Supra / Mk IV · 1994 body study
Copper fade for Toyota Supra — wrap design
A warm copper-to-charcoal gradient. A Toyota Supra wrap design for Mk IV · 1994 body study. Edit colors and finish in 3D.
By WrapPrism Studio · Published 2026-10-20 · Updated 2026-10-21
Explore an editable preview below. Changes here do not update the creator’s published design.
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Three views rendered from this vehicle’s actual 3D study using the published colors, artwork and finish. The images are illustrative renders; panel seams and physical film color need installer checks. Model credits ↗
Toyota Supra wrap design details
Preview body: Mk IV · 1994 body study. Finish: satin. Base color: #AB645B. Accent: #343B3A. Pattern: gradient. Edit both colors and the finish to make your own version.
Martin Trafas identifies the source as a Toyota Supra Mk IV (1994). The preview is an appearance study rather than a measured factory-panel model. Approximate box projection can change the direction of artwork around the wing and curved bumpers. Compare all three views and ask an installer to prepare actual panel layouts; this is not a cut-ready Supra kit.
Downloads are visual concepts. A wrap installer must prepare and verify production files.
How to compare this study
Compare the copper-to-charcoal transition around the curved front, side and rear of the 1994 Mk IV study. It is a different body from an A90 Supra, so use these views to discuss this generation only.
Keep the gradient and satin finish while changing one of the two published colors at a time. Check all three views after each change. A printed gradient, its joins and the final film choice still need the installer’s production review.
Start this Mk IV study with #AB645B, #343B3A, Gradient and Satin. Change rotation first to compare where copper becomes charcoal; keep the colors fixed while doing so. Inspect the rounded front, long side curve and rear in sequence, then return to the published settings before comparing a different palette.
This 1994 Supra uses the quick whole-body preview, without Pro regional text or image layers. The flat gradient is a visual reference, not a panel layout. Ask the installer how a printed transition and its seams would be arranged on an actual Mk IV body.
Flat artwork reference

