COLOR CODE63814 - Sedona MetallicWinnebago Touch-Up Paint

The Look

This color defined the era when motorhomes moved away from simple white fiberglass and into the world of full-body luxury paint. Since your rig was built between 2006 and 2008, it likely carries this deep, sunset-inspired bronze as a primary tone or a bold accent. It is a desert-friendly shade that is remarkably forgiving on the road; it masks light road film and silt much better than a standard silver or black. On these large vehicle surfaces, the color adds a sense of weight and premium quality that keeps the coach looking current even decades after it left the factory.

Technical Details

This is a complex metallic finish, which means the bottle or can is packed with tiny flakes that provide that signature depth. These flakes are heavier than the pigment and will settle at the bottom of your container almost immediately. If you apply the paint without perfect suspension, the repair will look darker than the surrounding area, or worse, it will look like a muddy smudge. Because Winnebago panels are massive and flat, the sun will highlight any unevenness in how these flakes lay down, a problem often called mottling.

Best Practices

Before you spray or dab Winnebago Sedona Metallic (check for code 63814), you need to shake it for 60 seconds. You can verify your color on the certification label, which is typically found on the driver-side door pillar or the interior wall right next to the driver's seat. Test the color on the included card first to ensure the metallic density matches your specific panel. While applying, keep the container moving to ensure the flakes distribute evenly across the surface. If you are working in a warm garage or under a shade, give the paint extra drying time between layers to let the metallic structure set firmly.