Land-Rover Discovery Touch Up Paint (48 OEM Colors)

The Color Breakdown

Land Rover clearly wanted the Discovery to look at home everywhere from the mud-caked highlands to a five-star hotel valet, recording a staggering 45 colors over the years. They really went for the "world traveler" vibe with names like Borrego Yellow and Maya Gold Metallic, but they also leaned heavily into the classics. Whether you're rocking Epsom Green Metallic or the ultra-crisp Fuji White, your Rover was designed to wear its history on its sleeve-though preferably without the scratches.

What to Watch For

The Discovery is a rugged beast, but its skin can be a bit sensitive. Because these vehicles use a lot of aluminum panels, you might notice small "bubbles" or "zits" popping up around the door handles or the edges of the wheel arches. This is just the metal having a little disagreement with the paint-it's common, and you can definitely handle it. You might also see the clear coat getting a bit tired and flaky on the hood or roof if it's spent too much time basking in the sun. To get started, go find your paint code; it's usually hiding on a black sticker in the driver's side door jamb or on the radiator support bar under the hood. Look for a three-digit code (sometimes it starts with "LRC," but the numbers are what your paint supplier needs).

Driveway Repair Tip

Since so many Discovery colors are heavy on the metallics and pearls-looking at you, Zambezi Silver and Loire Blue-you need to give those sparkles a wake-up call. Shake your touch-up bottle or pen for at least 60 seconds (set a timer, your arm should get a little workout). When you apply it, resist the urge to fill a deep chip in one big "blob." Think of it like building a tiny skyscraper: apply one thin layer, let it dry for 20 minutes, and then add another. If the color looks a little different at first, don't panic-metallics require patience to "settle" as they dry to match the rest of the panel.