Fleetwood Cashmere Silver (748544K) Touch Up Paint

The Look

This color defined an era of high-end travel. It carries a warm, champagne-like depth that moved Fleetwood motorhomes away from basic whites and into a more sophisticated luxury palette. Since your rig has likely spent years chasing horizons, this shade has served as a practical shield against the visual wear of the road. It is a champion at masking light road dust and mineral streaks, which is a massive benefit when you are responsible for maintaining forty feet of fiberglass. This isn't just a cold, industrial gray; it is a rich neutral that makes a massive vehicle feel elegant rather than bulky.

Technical Details

You are working with a metallic finish, which means the liquid is packed with tiny flakes that provide that signature shimmer. These flakes are heavy and love to sink to the bottom of the container. If they are not perfectly suspended, you will experience mottling, which looks like dark, cloudy streaks across your repair area. Because silvers are notoriously difficult to match on older surfaces, expect the new paint to look slightly brighter than your original finish until it fully cures. The goal is to mimic the way the light hits the rest of the coach, so avoid heavy, wet coats that might cause the metallic particles to clump together.

Best Practices

Before you spray or dab Fleetwood Cashmere Silver (check for code 748544K), you need to shake the container for at least 60 seconds to ensure those metallic flakes are evenly distributed. You can usually verify your paint code by looking at the Vehicle Data Sheet, which Fleetwood typically hides inside a bedroom wardrobe closet or a kitchen cabinet door. Test the color on the included card to check the hue against your specific panel. When you begin, keep the container moving in steady, overlapping passes and allow plenty of drying time between each thin layer. This patience prevents the metallic flakes from sagging and ensures a uniform glow that blends into the original finish.