Land-Rover Fuji White (1AA/NER/867) Touch Up Paint

The Look

This is the definitive shade for the modern Land Rover era. It is a crisp, clinical white that lacks any of the creamy or yellow undertones found in older luxury paints. Whether it sits on your Evoque or a Range Rover Sport, this color is designed to create a sharp, high-contrast look against black trim and tinted glass. Because it is modeled after the snow-capped peaks of Japan, it feels cold and precise. If you drive a Discovery Sport or an LR4 in this shade, you already know the trade-off: it makes the vehicle's body lines pop, but it also refuses to hide even a single speck of road tar or mud.

Technical Details

This is a solid finish, which makes your job much easier than if you were dealing with a metallic. You do not have to worry about "mottling" or the way light hits metallic flakes, because there are none. The main risk with a pure solid white is the "bright spot" effect. Over years of sun exposure, your original paint may have shifted slightly in tone. When you apply fresh pigment to a small chip, the new paint might look brighter simply because it is cleaner. It is a durable, honest finish, but it requires a perfectly clean surface to blend in with the rest of the panel.

Best Practices

Before you spray or dab Land-Rover Fuji White (check for code 1AA/NER/867), you need to shake the container for at least sixty seconds to properly mix the pigments. You will usually find your paint code on a sticker inside the driver's side door jamb or occasionally under the hood. Test the color on the included card to ensure the shade is correct before you touch the car. To get a level finish, keep the container moving and apply thin layers rather than one heavy coat. Make sure you allow plenty of drying time between layers while working in your garage or the shade to prevent the paint from sagging or trapping moisture.