Jeep Sangria Pearl (HR/SHR) Touch Up Paint

The Look

Your Jeep isn't just red or purple; it carries a deep, wine-inspired tone that was a sophisticated choice for the Grand Cherokee, Cherokee, and Compass between 2018 and 2022. Since your vehicle has likely been through several seasons of sun and road grit, you might notice how this color shifts from a moody, near-black plum in the shade to a vibrant maroon when the light hits it directly. It is a grown-up color that adds a premium feel to the rugged Jeep body lines, but that same complexity makes it sensitive to how the light reflects off the surface.

Technical Details

This is a pearl finish, which means it relies on tiny mica flakes to create that signature depth. Unlike a solid color that looks the same from every angle, this finish is all about the layers. If you apply the paint too thick in one spot, the pearl particles will sink and the repair will look like a dark, muddy bruise. The goal is to build the color slowly so the flakes can sit properly within the finish. Dark pearls like this are notorious for showing every tiny swirl mark, so getting the texture right during your repair is just as important as the color match itself.

Best Practices

Open your driver's side door and look for the silver or white VIN sticker on the jamb to confirm you have the right match. Before you spray or dab Jeep Sangria Pearl (check for code HR/SHR), you need to shake it for 60 seconds to ensure those heavy pearl pigments are fully suspended. Always test the color on the included card to see how the flakes settle before you touch your car. To get an even distribution of the pearl, keep the container moving while you work rather than hovering over one spot. Give each layer enough drying time so the paint can shrink down and reveal its true tone before you decide to add more.