What is the correct way to install the dash material on the bottom edge of the glove box door? Wrap around the face plate on 2 sides and bottom or does the bottom edge get wrap around to the inside of the door?

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Right or wrong, I wrapped the bottom last week on a glove box door.
I don't like leaving loose ends.

Inside of the door. Top edge is just flush with the metal panel that the vinyl adheres to. Sides are tucked under the metal panel. Going off memory on the sides, so not 100% positive about that. But top and bottom are accurate.

I'm sure that's correct. Only did mine a few months ago.

I seem to remember you’ve got it correct as the edges are hidden with them wrapped (except for the top edge of the vinyl).

How does the door get removed?

Did mine recently too and paid very close attention to how it was originally attached. Exactly like you describe, no loose edges.

Detach the springs on the outside of the glove box on each side (that's the fun part), then from inside the box, unscrew the two chromed pivot bolts using a nickle or penny. I cheated on the springs on mine and did it with the whole dash frame out of the car.

That panel will remove then you can easily wrap those 3 sides around. It is attached by a foam piece that has adhesive on both sides. It will tear but don't worry. The wrap around is a thin strip so it helps if you can compress those areas while the glue sets. Then reattach the covered metal plate to the glove box door with some silicone.

don't have a clue on this mine is pretty sad ,have the material but not sure myself

Tuck all the edges. Make sure all the old glue is removed before you put new on, or it won't stick. Well it will stick, until it gets nice and hot in the car and then it will start coming off

always around the bottom of the door

You can also use double-sided tape to reattach the metal panel. The foam referenced earlier was double-sided foam tape. You can get something close, if not exactly like it on ebay but I just used thin, but heavy duty carpet tape. Worked great and no clamping or waiting for adhesive to set.