Mineral Green (PPG 5706) (60588) Touch-Up Paint for Winnebago

The Look

This color captures a specific moment from 2005 when Winnebago transitioned toward more sophisticated, earthy palettes for their full-body paint schemes. Since it was used across all models that year, it has become a hallmark of a well-traveled era. It is a grounded, outdoorsy shade that feels right at home in a national park. Because your coach has likely spent the last two decades chasing the sun, the original finish has probably mellowed, so your repair will need to bridge the gap between the factory-fresh pigment and years of honest weather wear.

Technical Details

This is a metallic finish, which means it relies on tiny flakes to give the color depth and character. These flakes are heavier than the pigment, so before you spray or dab Winnebago Mineral Green (PPG 5706) (check for code 60588), you need to shake the container for at least a full minute. If the flakes aren't fully suspended, the color will look dull or mismatched. Metallics can be temperamental; if you apply the paint too heavily in one spot, the flakes will "sink" and create dark splotches. To avoid this, keep the container moving and apply thin, even layers.

Best Practices

You can typically find your paint code on the large data plate located on the driver-side door jamb or fastened to the inside of a wardrobe or kitchen cabinet door. Always work in the shade to ensure the exterior of the coach isn't too hot to the touch. Test the color on the included card first to get a feel for the flow and to verify the match against your specific degree of fading. Apply your layers with a steady hand, and give the paint plenty of drying time between passes. If you are using a pen for a small rock chip, use a light dabbing motion rather than a long stroke to keep the metallic particles distributed evenly.