Land Rover Paint Codes & Touch Up Paint Guide
Need your Land Rover paint code? Use the complete manufacturer colour code and check it against the model and year. Registration details can help narrow the vehicle information for Defender, Discovery and Range Rover models before paint is mixed.
Touch Up Car Paint supplies UK-mixed Land Rover and Range Rover touch up paint in pen, bottle and aerosol formats.
Where can I find a Land Rover paint code?
The location varies by vehicle generation. Check manufacturer identification labels around the door apertures, engine bay and other body identification points, plus service documentation. Record the complete colour reference rather than just the colour name.
Land Rover colour names and codes
Similar names or shades can exist across different years and models. A full manufacturer code together with the vehicle details is the safer way to identify the formula.
Why might the finish vary?
Metallic and pearl particles, production variation, age, sunlight, polishing and previous body repairs can all influence the apparent shade. Test mixed paint before completing the repair.
Choosing the right product
Use a pen for stone chips, a bottle for controlled local damage and an aerosol for larger prepared panels, trims or bumper areas. Exposed substrate may need primer and basecoat systems can require lacquer.
Land Rover paint code FAQ
Can I identify Range Rover paint by registration?
Registration helps identify the exact vehicle and narrow the manufacturer's colour information. Confirm the paint code where possible.
Is the VIN the paint code?
No. The VIN is a vehicle identity number; the paint code is a separate colour reference.
Should I test metallic paint first?
Yes. Metallic appearance can change with application technique, so a test area is recommended.
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