Land-Rover Varesine Blue (2495) Touch Up Paint

The Look

You have one of the most sophisticated modern shades in the current Land Rover lineup. This color was introduced to give the new generation of the Range Rover and Velar a moodier, more architectural feel than the traditional navy blues of the past. Whether it is on a full-sized Range Rover or a Discovery Sport, this shade acts like a mirror to the sky, shifting from a deep, stormy teal to a bright silvery blue depending on the light. Because your vehicle has likely been on the road for only a few years, the surrounding factory paint should still have its original depth, which makes a clean repair much easier to achieve.

Technical Details

This is a complex metallic finish. While solid colors are forgiving, metallic paints like this one rely on thousands of tiny flakes to catch the light evenly. If you apply the paint too heavily in one spot, those flakes will sink and clump together, creating a dark, muddy patch known as mottling. To get that factory-perfect shimmer, you must focus on thin, even layers rather than trying to hide the damage in one go. High-metallic blues are sensitive to how they are applied; your goal is a consistent flow that allows the flakes to lay flat and uniform as the paint settles.

Best Practices

Start by checking your driver-side door jamb for the identification plate to confirm your match. Before you spray or dab Land-Rover Varesine Blue (check for code 2495), you need to shake the container for a full sixty seconds to ensure those metallic flakes are suspended properly. Always test the color on the included card first to get a feel for the flow and color density. If you are using a spray can, keep the container moving in steady passes to avoid pooling. If you are using a pen or brush, use light dabs and allow plenty of drying time between layers. Working in a cool garage or the shade will prevent the paint from drying too quickly, which gives the metallic particles the time they need to align correctly before they set.