Land-Rover Nebula Blue (2533) Touch Up Paint

The Look

This is not your average SUV blue. Since your Range Rover Sport is likely an SV Edition, you are dealing with a color that defines modern, understated luxury. It has a deep, celestial presence that looks more like a custom wrap than factory paint. It does not scream for attention with high-gloss reflections; instead, it absorbs light to highlight the aggressive lines of the bodywork. Because this is a recent release for the 2025 and 2026 models, you will not see many others like it on the road, which makes a clean repair essential for maintaining that exclusive factory look.

Technical Details

The challenge here is the matte metallic nature of the finish. Unlike a standard gloss paint, Land-Rover Nebula Blue (check for code 2533) relies on a specific alignment of metallic flakes topped with a satin sheen. If you apply it too heavily in one spot, those flakes will bunch up and create dark patches or stripes across the surface. This effect is permanent once the paint dries. You need the flakes to distribute evenly so the finish looks uniform from every angle when you pull the car out of the garage.

Best Practices

Check your driver's side door jamb or the radiator support bar under the hood to confirm your code before you start. Because the metallic particles in this specific mix are heavy, they settle at the bottom of the container quickly. You must shake the container vigorously for at least two full minutes. Test the color on the included card to ensure the shade and the metallic density look right. When applying, keep the container moving in steady, overlapping passes. If you stop moving while the paint is still flowing from the nozzle, you will end up with a blotchy finish. Work in a cool shade to manage the drying time and ensure the paint lays down flat.