COLOR CODEU7-45789 - True Royal Blue MetallicFleetwood Touch-Up Paint

The Look

This blue wasn't designed to blend into the background of a campsite; it was meant to lead the way down the interstate. Between 1991 and 1994, this shade anchored the presence of Fleetwood Motorhomes, providing a deep, authoritative base for those classic 90s graphics. Since your motorhome has been facing the sun and the elements for three decades, the original finish has likely shifted. You are working with a color that defined a generation of luxury travel, so your repair needs to match that heavy, dignified weight.

Technical Details

This is a metallic finish, which means it carries a specific set of rules. Those tiny silver flakes are what give the paint its life, but they can be temperamental. If you apply the paint too thick, the flakes will sink and group together, creating dark, blotchy patches. If you apply it too thin, the repair will look dry and hazy. You need to find a middle ground where the metallic particles can float evenly. Getting this right is the difference between a repair that disappears and one that looks like a bruised thumb on the side of your rig.

Best Practices

Fleetwood usually hides the paint data on a build sheet, which you can often find stuck to the back of a kitchen cabinet door or inside a bedroom wardrobe. If it's not there, check the driver's side door frame. Before you spray or dab Fleetwood True Royal Blue Metallic (check for code U7-45789), you need to shake the container for at least a full minute to get those settled metallics back into the mix. Test the color on the included card to see how the flakes lay down. When you move to the motorhome, keep the container moving at a steady pace to avoid heavy spots. Allow plenty of drying time between your light layers to prevent the paint from sagging.