2024 Lamborghini Touch Up Paint (8 OEM Colors)

The 2024 Lamborghini Vibe

Welcome to the year of the hybrid bull. In 2024, Sant'Agata is busy cranking out the Revuelto and letting the Huracan Sterrato play in the dirt, all while looking like radioactive geometry. We've cataloged 8 essential shades that define this high-vis era. Whether it's the neon punch of Pearl Flue Green Tricoat, the classic aggression of Rossa Mars, or the sophisticated depth of White Mica Tricoat, these cars aren't exactly shy. It's a palette designed to be seen from space, and frankly, if you're driving a Blu Le Mans Revuelto, "subtle" isn't in your vocabulary.

Paint Health Check

We are deep in the Thin Paint Era. Back in my day, you could sand a car three times and still have enough lacquer to go again; now, the robots at the factory apply clear coat with the stinginess of a landlord. They've perfected "Robot Efficiency," meaning the finish is visually stunning but thinner than the ice on a December puddle. On a 2024 Lamborghini, you're dealing with high-solid clears that are incredibly hard but brittle. This means instead of a small dent, you get "star-burst" chips when a pebble hits that Arancio Argos Tricoat at 150 mph. You might even spot some factory "orange peel"-the robots are precise, but they don't always have the soul for a glass finish.

Restoration Tip

When you're touching up these modern masterpieces, remember: you're a surgeon, not a house painter. Because the factory finish is so thin and the Titanium Metallic or Tricoat layers are so specific, you cannot just "blob" the paint on and hope for the best. Build your layers slowly. Apply a thin coat, let it flash, and repeat until you've leveled the crater. If you go too heavy, the metallic flakes will sink like stones in a lake, and your repair will look like a dark mole on a supermodel's face. Finesse is the only way to respect that factory finish.