COLOR CODEUSL46397 - Lt TopazFleetwood Touch-Up Paint

The Look

Your 1992 motorhome likely sports this color as part of a classic, desert-toned aesthetic that defined the high-end RV era of the early nineties. It is a warm, champagne-leaning neutral that was specifically designed to handle the realities of the open road. It masks light road dust and highway grime far better than a pure white or a deep black ever could. Since your rig has been out in the elements for decades, the original finish might have shifted slightly toward a lighter shade, so keep that in mind as you begin your touch-up.

Technical Details

This is a metallic finish, which means the paint contains tiny flakes that catch the light to create depth. These flakes are heavy and like to settle at the bottom of the container. If you do not mix them thoroughly, the color will look dull or patchy. There is a risk of mottling-where the metallic bits bunch together into dark spots-if the paint is applied too heavily in one pass. Before you spray or dab Fleetwood Lt Topaz (check for code USL46397), you need to shake it for 60 seconds to ensure those metallics are fully suspended for an even finish.

Best Practices

Finding your paint code on a Fleetwood can be a bit of a hunt, but you should start by checking the manufacturer's sticker inside the bedroom wardrobe door or near the driver's side entryway. Because the metallic flakes in this mix are sensitive to how they land, you should always test the color on the included card before you touch the motorhome itself. To avoid dark rings or stripes, keep the container moving in a steady rhythm and maintain a consistent spray distance. Allow for plenty of drying time between layers to let the color set correctly in the shade or your garage.