913 - Gun Powder Gray Fleetwood Touch Up Paint

The Look

Your motorhome is more than a vehicle; it is a rolling statement. Since this color appeared on the road in 2023, it has defined the modern, industrial aesthetic that has replaced the beige swirls of the past. Choosing a deep, moody shade for a coach as large as a Fleetwood suggests you want a look that is both stealthy and sophisticated. It does a fantastic job of masking the road dust you pick up on long stretches of highway, but because it is such a saturated gray, any deep scratch will stand out against the lighter substrate underneath.

Technical Details

This is a metallic finish, which means it relies on millions of tiny flakes to give the surface its depth and shimmer. The biggest risk you face with this type of paint is the flakes settling or clumping, which can make a repair look uneven or blotchy. Before you spray or dab Fleetwood Gun Powder Gray (check for code 913), you need to shake it for 60 seconds to ensure those metallics are fully suspended. If you don't keep the container moving, the finish may appear darker in some spots than others because the flakes didn't lay down flat.

Best Practices

Finding your specific paint data can be a bit of a scavenger hunt; Fleetwood usually hides the color sticker inside a bedroom closet or on the back of a kitchen cabinet door. Once you have confirmed the location, your focus must be on thin, patient layers. Applying a thick blob will cause the metallic particles to sink, ruining the match. Apply a light coat, respect the drying time, and repeat until the depth is right. Always test the color on the included card before touching the side of your coach to ensure the flow is consistent and the shade matches the surrounding panel in the natural shade.