759780K - Pacific Blue Fleetwood Touch Up Paint

The Look

Fleetwood Pacific Blue is a deep, regal shade that gave the 2006 motorhome lineup a sense of prestige. On a vehicle as large as yours, this color does a fantastic job of masking the road film and dust that naturally accumulate during a long cross-country haul. It has a sophisticated depth that makes your coach look like a premium vessel rather than just another camper at the site. Since your motorhome has been chasing horizons since 2006, the original finish has likely weathered a bit, so keep in mind that a fresh dab of paint might look slightly more vibrant than the panels that have lived in the sun for nearly two decades.

Technical Details

This is a metallic finish, which means it relies on tiny flakes to create that signature shimmer. The main challenge here is the weight of those flakes; they love to sink to the bottom of the container. If you don't mix them thoroughly, the paint will come out looking transparent or patchy. Because it is a metallic, you have to be mindful of how the flakes lay down on the surface. If you stay in one spot for too long, you might see dark clusters or "striping." To get a professional result in your own driveway or garage, you must maintain a consistent flow and keep the container moving to ensure the metallic particles distribute evenly across the repair area.

Best Practices

Before you spray or dab Fleetwood Pacific Blue (check for code 759780K), you need to shake it for at least 60 seconds to wake up those settled metallics. You can usually find your specific color documentation on the build sheet located inside a kitchen cabinet door or on the data plate near the driver's side door frame. Always test the color on the included card before you touch the actual bodywork to verify the match. When you are ready to apply the paint, work in the shade to prevent the surface from getting too hot, which can mess with your drying time and leave the finish looking textured instead of smooth.