Hyundai Mystic Blue Pearl (BR) Touch Up Paint

The Look

The Azera was built to compete with high-end luxury sedans, and this deep, moody blue was a major part of that premium identity. It is a sophisticated midnight shade that acts like a mirror, appearing almost black in the shade while revealing a hidden oceanic glow under direct light. Since your car has been on the road since the late 2000s, it has likely picked up its fair share of road rash. This dark finish is unforgiving with dust and scratches, but once you fill those chips, the depth of the paint does a great job of hiding the repair and restoring that executive presence.

Technical Details

This is a pearl finish, which means it relies on microscopic mica flakes rather than standard metallic glitter to create its shine. Pearl paints are more complex to match because the final look depends entirely on how those flakes lay down. If the paint is applied too thick or too fast, the mica can sink or cluster, making the repaired area look like a dark, muddy bruise. You want to focus on light, even coverage to keep the particles suspended in the film so they catch the light the same way as the factory finish.

Best Practices

Before you spray or dab Hyundai Mystic Blue Pearl (check for code BR), you need to shake it for 60 seconds to fully integrate the pearl additives. You will find your paint code on the silver or black manufacturing sticker located inside the driver's side door jamb. Always test the color on the included card first to ensure the mica settles correctly before you move to the vehicle. To avoid clumping, keep the container moving and apply the paint in several thin layers. Give each layer plenty of drying time in your garage or a shaded area to ensure the finish stays crisp and matches the surrounding panels.