COLOR CODE2364 - Verbier Silver SatinLand-Rover Touch-Up Paint

The Look

This isn't your average mall-parking-lot silver. Choosing Land-Rover Verbier Silver Satin (often found under code 2364) means you are dealing with one of the most sophisticated finishes in the SV Bespoke catalog. It was designed specifically for the Range Rover and Range Rover Sport to mimic the look of machined, frosted aluminum. It gives the vehicle a heavy, industrial presence that manages to stay quiet rather than flashy. Since your vehicle has been on the road for a while, you will notice how well this shade hides fine road dust, though it definitely demands respect when it comes to repair.

Technical Details

This is a metallic satin finish, which is a rare and tricky beast. Unlike a standard gloss paint where you can buff out a mistake, this satin finish is unforgiving. If you rub it too hard or try to polish a repair, you will create a permanent shiny spot that ruins the "frosted" effect. The metallic flakes are suspended deep within the pigment to provide depth, but they have a tendency to clump if they aren't mixed perfectly. If you apply the paint too thick in one spot, you risk mottling, which looks like dark shadows or stripes across the finish. You want the flakes to lay flat and even to maintain that signature muted glow.

Best Practices

Start by looking for your paint code on the driver's side door jamb or the radiator support bar under the hood. Before you pull the cap, you must shake the container for a full two minutes. Those metallic particles are heavy and love to sit at the bottom, so give them a workout to ensure the color is consistent. Test the color on the included card before you touch the car; this helps you get a feel for the flow and ensures the shade is a match. When you start the repair, work in a cool Garage or the Shade to prevent the paint from drying too fast. Apply very thin layers and keep the container moving to avoid build-up. Let each layer reach its full drying time before adding another.