COLOR CODEP758414 - BlueItasca Touch-Up Paint

The Look

This color captures a specific moment in motorhome history. Appearing exclusively in 2006, it was used across the entire lineup to provide the deep, professional accenting that defines the mid-2000s touring aesthetic. Whether your coach is a compact Spirit or a flagship Horizon, this shade was designed to ground the vehicle and provide a crisp contrast against the standard bright whites and champagne golds of the era. Because your coach has been on the road for nearly two decades, the original finish has likely developed a character of its own from years of sun exposure and highway travel.

Technical Details

This is a metallic finish. The depth you see comes from tiny flakes suspended in the pigment that catch the light at different angles. This makes the paint excellent at hiding the road grime and dust that naturally accumulate during a long trip. However, metallics require a bit more attention than solid colors. If the flakes are not distributed evenly, the repair can look darker or blotchy in certain lights. Before you spray or dab Itasca Blue (check for code P758414), you need to shake it for 60 seconds to ensure the metallic particles are fully integrated into the liquid.

Best Practices

You can usually find your specific paint information on the Motor Home Component Information Sheet. This label is typically located inside a bedroom wardrobe door or the back of a kitchen cabinet. If you cannot find it there, check the "InfoCase" manual bag that came with the coach. Before starting your repair, work in a cool area under a Shade or in a Garage to keep the surface temperature down. Test the color on the included card to verify the match before touching the coach. When applying the paint, keep the container moving to prevent the metallic flakes from pooling. Allow for plenty of drying time between light layers rather than trying to cover a scratch in a single heavy pass.