What to do about clear peel? Options

[Box]

Since I've decided to keep my Celica after all, figured I'd do something about the only thing really holding it back: the clear peel... Obviously the first thing I'll try doing is wet-sanding the afflicted area and try to touch up the clear, try and save the paint that's there. My concern though is the paint that's exposed will disappear in the process, then that leaves me with an even bigger problem. The only aerosol can I can find for my colour costs $30 per 10oz can... Though doing that it won't match the existing paint. Another option is a full car respray, but then we're talking multiple hundreds and lots of work for a colour I don't even like. Yes I could respray the car black, but then every time I open the hood or peel back the carpet and saw red I'd twitch and collapse. So the only other option is to just cover up the areas that're bad and hide it. My thought was maybe to just sticker bomb the areas that've peeled. Which I'm not crazy about the phase, but it has to look better than peeling clear... That or paint something on in the area, I don't know. I'm thinking about painting the door handles, mirrors, tag bezel, and maybe the headlight "pockets" in black. Anyhow, some pictures are below to illustrate the issue at hand. Any suggestions that don't include PlastiDip are welcomed.

[cheela]

Your problem really is that your car is RED. They seem to fade and peel the best. Red also isn't my top choice for color as well so i'm with you on that. I would hate to have a black (or anything other color) car and opening your hood to a red engine bay.

[Box]

Your problem really is that your car is RED. They seem to fade and peel the best. Red also isn't my top choice for color as well so i'm with you on that. I would hate to have a black (or anything other color) car and opening your hood to a red engine bay.

Indeed, I hate red with a burning passion. My MKIII Supra I literally watched it go from red to pink in a year, someone must've done a cheap respray. If it wasn't for the fact the Celica was my uncle's and he sold it to me for what he had in it, I would've gotten something else. Was able to do a small spot on the driver's side starting with wet 2000 and going through the compounds, polishes, and waxes. Did much better, though except for having faded flaky spots there're now richer coloured spots from where the colour coat was buffed back. Also that one spot on the passenger I suppose it's primer and not metal since it's completely smooth. Anyhow, it's better than what it was I suppose. Will have to post pictures once done, started raining and have to wait for it to stop. If anything I can still cover the really bad spots with a decal, i.e. the passenger side.