Winnebago Medium Titanium Metallic (C9248) Touch Up Paint

The Look

This color defines the era of the modern motorhome. From 1995 to 2010, this shade appeared on everything from the entry-level Brave to the flagship Chieftain. It is a mid-tone silver that does a heavy lift by hiding the road grime and dust you pick up on long hauls. Because your Winnebago has seen years of sun and miles, this metallic provides a much more forgiving touch-up than a flat solid color. It bridges the gap between the old-school white boxes and the high-end full-body paint jobs of the current generation.

Technical Details

This is a true metallic finish. While it looks great under the sun, it requires respect during application. Metallics rely on tiny flakes to reflect light. If those flakes settle or clump, you get dark blotches or uneven streaks across the repair area. You must avoid heavy, wet layers that allow the paint to sag, as this pulls the flakes out of alignment. Since the original paint on your coach has aged, the metallic depth in this formula helps the repair blend into the surrounding panel by catching light at different angles.

Best Practices

Finding the confirmation for your color is a two-stop search. Most Winnebagos hide the paint information on the driver-side door frame or tucked inside a bedroom wardrobe cabinet on a data sheet. Before you spray or dab Winnebago Medium Titanium Metallic (check for code C9248), you need to shake it for 60 seconds. This ensures the metallic flakes are suspended in the pigment rather than stuck at the bottom. Test the color on the included card before you move to the vehicle to check your flow and drying time. When you apply the paint, keep the container moving so the flakes lay down in a uniform pattern.