Winnebago Bronze Metallic (FLNA94191) Touch Up Paint

The Look

Between 2010 and 2013, Winnebago transitioned many of its coaches toward these sophisticated, earth-toned palettes to mirror high-end automotive trends. Since your motorhome has likely spent a decade or more chasing the sun, the original finish has worked hard to mask road grime and dust. This bronze is a workhorse color that provides a deep, metallic glow when cleaned, though its age means you are likely dealing with some minor UV fading. A proper touch-up will restore that premium feel and protect the body from the elements while you are parked in the garage or resting in the shade.

Technical Details

Because this is a metallic finish, the way you apply it determines how the repair looks under direct sunlight. The paint contains tiny metal flakes that must lay flat to reflect light correctly. If you apply the paint too thickly, those flakes will bunch up, making the repair look like a dark, muddy smudge rather than a crisp bronze. To prevent mottling or dark spots, you must focus on thin, even layers. Metallic paints are less about coverage and more about orientation, so patience during the drying time is your best friend.

Best Practices

Winnebago typically hides the paint information on a label located near the driver's door frame or tucked inside a bedroom wardrobe closet. Before you spray or dab Winnebago Bronze Metallic (check for code FLNA94191), you need to shake it for 60 seconds. The metallic flakes are heavy and settle at the bottom, so they need a vigorous mix to get moving. Test the color on the included card to verify the shade match before touching the vehicle. When you begin the repair, keep the container moving to ensure the flow remains consistent and the flakes distribute evenly across the surface.