Cypress Green (740934) Touch-Up Paint for Fleetwood

The Look

This earthy tone has been a mainstay of the RV lifestyle since 2005, appearing on everything from the classic Bounder to the high-end Discovery. It is designed to bridge the gap between the lush forests of the Pacific Northwest and the dusty trails of the Southwest, ensuring your motorhome looks at home in any campsite. Because your rig has likely seen thousands of miles of sun and highway wind, the original finish on your panels might be slightly more weathered than a fresh dab from the pen, but the depth of this green remains the standard for Fleetwood luxury.

Technical Details

This is a metallic finish, which means the paint is loaded with tiny reflective flakes that give it that professional shimmer in the sunlight. Metallic paints are excellent for hiding small surface scratches and road grime, but they require a bit of finesse during the repair. If you apply the paint too thick, the metallic particles can clump together and create dark, uneven spots known as mottling. To get the best results in your garage or under the shade of an awning, you want to build the color with light layers rather than one heavy glob.

Best Practices

Finding your specific documentation is usually easy; Fleetwood typically hides the paint code sticker inside a wardrobe closet or on the back of a kitchen cabinet door. Before you spray or dab Fleetwood Cypress Green (check for code 740934), you need to shake it for at least 60 seconds to ensure the metallic flakes are fully suspended in the liquid. Test the color on the included card to see how the metal settles before moving to the coach. When applying, keep the container moving to maintain an even flow and prevent pooling. Give the repair plenty of drying time between coats to ensure the finish remains crisp and matches the surrounding panels.