RV-Other Thor Touch Up Paint (43 OEM Colors)

The Color Breakdown

Thor really went for the "rolling mansion" aesthetic with a massive palette of 42 recorded colors. We're talking about everything from the earthy Dark Beige Metallic and Champagne Mist to the more adventurous Merlot Red Metallic and White Chocolate. Whether your rig is dressed in "50 shades of Greystone" or a deep Ebony Satin, Thor didn't hold back on the metallic flakes. It's a sophisticated look that says, "I have a master suite on wheels," but it does mean your touch-up kit needs to be ready for some sparkle.

What to Watch For

Because these are large-and-in-charge vehicles, they face a lot of wind and UV exposure. Keep a close eye on the front cap and the "roof radius" (where the side meets the top); those areas tend to see the clear coat get a little tired and start flaking if they aren't protected. Also, finding your paint code is a bit of a scavenger hunt. Instead of a standard car door jamb, Thor likes to hide the "Paint Build Sheet" in places like the inside of a bedroom closet door, under the kitchen sink cabinet, or occasionally on the driver's side door pillar. It usually lists the specific PPG or Sherwin-Williams codes you'll need.

Driveway Repair Tip

Since Thor uses high-end metallics like Indus Silver and Blue Metallic, your best friend is a vigorous 2-minute shake. Those tiny metallic flakes like to settle at the bottom of the bottle, and you want them floating evenly when you apply the paint. When using your touch-up brush, don't try to fill a deep chip in one go. Dab a tiny amount, let it dry, and come back for a second "layer." Matching these complex colors requires patience, but taking it slow ensures those sparkles sit at the right angle to catch the sun at the campsite.