FLNA94182 - Silver Blue Fleetwood Touch Up Paint

The Look

Fleetwood rigs are built for the long haul, and this specific silver-blue was a centerpiece of the 2017 model year exterior designs. Because your motorhome faces thousands of miles of road salt, sun, and rain, this color was engineered to be more than just a decorative accent. It is a highly practical shade that does a heavy lift in masking the road film and water spots that typically plague a large coach. It gives your vehicle a cool, modern edge that looks cleaner for longer than a standard white or a deep black finish.

Technical Details

This is a metallic finish, which means it relies on tiny flakes to create that signature depth. Metallics are the most common source of frustration for owners because the appearance changes based on how the flakes lay down. If you apply the paint too heavily in one spot, those flakes sink and create a dark, muddy patch known as mottling. Keeping your coats thin ensures the silver and blue tones stay balanced and bright. Since your Fleetwood has likely spent significant time in the sun, keep in mind that the original finish may have shifted slightly, so focus on light layering to help the new paint blend with the old.

Best Practices

To find your exact specifications, look for the identification sticker inside your wardrobe closet door or on the wall near the driver seat. Before you spray or dab Fleetwood Silver Blue (check for code FLNA94182), you need to shake it for 60 seconds. This is non-negotiable for metallics because the heavy flakes settle at the bottom of the container and must be fully suspended. Test the color on the included card to observe how the shimmer develops as it dries. When you are ready for the actual repair, work in the shade and keep the container moving to prevent puddling. Apply two or three light coats and allow for plenty of drying time between each layer for the most durable result.