Coachmen-RV Green Gold (WA529F) Touch Up Paint

The Look

The 2011 lineup for Coachmen relied heavily on earth tones that could survive the grit of the open road, and this particular shade is the gold standard for that era. It sits in that sophisticated space between a deep bronze and a muted forest floor, making it one of the most forgiving colors you can own. Because it mimics the natural colors of dust and dried mud, your motorhome will look clean even after a long day of travel. It provides a mature, high-end finish that feels right at home in a state park or a luxury resort, grounding the massive profile of the vehicle with a sense of quiet permanence.

Technical Details

This is a complex metallic finish, which means it relies on tiny suspended flakes to create that characteristic shimmer. Metallic paints are moody; if the flakes are not distributed perfectly, the repair will look like a dark smudge or a muddy spot rather than a crisp match. There is a real risk of mottling, where the color looks uneven or striped, if you apply it too heavily in a single pass. The metallic particles need space to lay flat and reflect light correctly, so you have to be mindful of your flow to ensure the color remains consistent across the entire surface.

Best Practices

Your paint code is usually tucked away on a build sheet or a specification sticker, most commonly found inside a wardrobe closet door or on the driver's side doorframe. Before you spray or dab Coachmen-RV Green Gold (check for code WA529F), you need to shake it for 60 seconds to wake up those metallic flakes. Since you are likely working outside or in a driveway, try to find a spot in the shade to keep the surface cool. Test the color on the included card first to see how the flakes react to the light. When you move to the actual repair, keep the container moving at all times to prevent the paint from pooling, and allow plenty of drying time between layers to let the finish settle properly.