Fleetwood Mocha Frost Metallic (52939) Touch Up Paint

The Look

Your motorhome has spent years on the open road, and this color was the industry standard for making those miles look dignified. It is a warm, champagne-leaning tan that provides a neutral backdrop for the bold graphics common on Fleetwood rigs from the late nineties. It is a practical choice for a vehicle of this size because it hides road dust and water spots better than a solid white or a deep brown. Since your coach has likely faced significant sun exposure over the decades, the original finish may have shifted slightly, so you are looking for a blend rather than a mirror match.

Technical Details

This is a metallic finish, which gives the paint its depth and that specific shimmer. The challenge with any metallic is the flake distribution. If you apply the paint too heavily in one pass, the silver particles will sink to the bottom of the wet film. This makes the repair look darker and muddier than the surrounding area. You want those flakes to stand up and catch the light evenly to match the factory glow.

Best Practices

Fleetwood often hides the paint information on a data sticker inside a kitchen cabinet door or on the wall of the bedroom wardrobe. Before you spray or dab Fleetwood Mocha Frost Metallic (check for code 52939), you need to shake it for 60 seconds to wake up the settled metallic flakes. Always test the color on the included card to see how the metallic behaves before you move to the vehicle. Work in the shade or a garage to keep the metal surface cool. Use light, thin layers to build your coverage. This prevents the paint from flooding, which helps the flakes stay near the surface and ensures the drying time remains consistent across the repair.