COLOR CODEBASF946661 - Blue Gray (Catalyzed Spray Only)RV-Other Touch-Up Paint

The Look

Your Tiffin belongs to a generation of motorhomes that moved away from boring beige and into the world of sophisticated, full-body finishes. This color was a 2011 exclusive, appearing on premium models like the Allegro and Phaeton. It is a cool, architectural shade that mimics the tone of a heavy rain cloud. Because your coach has been on the road for over a decade, you likely appreciate how this hue hides road grime and dust. It is a professional choice that makes a twenty-ton machine look sleek rather than bulky.

Technical Details

This finish contains a fine metallic flake that gives the paint its depth. When you look at it in the sun, those tiny particles catch the light to prevent the gray from looking flat or industrial. The "Catalyzed" designation in the name tells us that the original factory finish was a hard-wearing, two-part chemical mix designed for maximum durability. Because of those metallic flakes, you run the risk of mottling. If the flakes cluster together, you will see dark streaks or "tiger stripes." To avoid this, you must ensure the particles stay suspended in the liquid so they lay down in an even pattern across the repair area.

Best Practices

Before you spray or dab RV-Other Blue Gray (Catalyzed Spray Only) (check for code BASF946661), you need to shake it for 60 seconds. You can find your paint code on a specification sheet usually located on the entrance door jamb, inside a kitchen cabinet, or on the wall of the bedroom closet. To get a match that blends with your weathered exterior, test the color on the included card first. Keep the container moving and maintain a consistent spray distance to ensure the metallic flake spreads evenly. Let the paint reach its full drying time between light coats rather than trying to cover the damage in one heavy pass.