Winnebago Mojave Mist Metallic (822333FB) Touch Up Paint

The Look

Your motorhome carries a color designed to bridge the gap between desert landscapes and modern luxury. Since it was a staple for the full-body paint schemes on various models between 2014 and 2016, you likely see this earth-toned tan on the upper body or as a sweeping accent. It is a sophisticated, warm neutral that handles the road well because its sandy undertones naturally hide the light dust of a long highway haul. However, because your Winnebago has likely spent years under the sun at different campsites, the original finish may have shifted slightly from its factory state.

Technical Details

This is a true metallic finish, which means the look relies entirely on how the tiny flakes settle on the surface. Before you spray or dab Winnebago Mojave Mist Metallic (check for code 822333FB), you need to shake it for at least 60 seconds to ensure those flakes are evenly distributed. If the mixture is not perfect, the touch-up will look darker or muddier than the surrounding area. Metallics are sensitive to how you apply them; if you apply the paint too heavily in one spot, the flakes will sink and create a "mottled" or blotchy look that stands out in direct sunlight.

Best Practices

To find your confirmation label, check the pillar near the driver's seat or look for the build sheet inside your wardrobe closet. Once you are ready to work, find a spot in the shade where the fiberglass or metal is cool to the touch. Test the color on the included card first to see how the metallic flakes lay down. Whether you are using a pen or a nozzle, keep the container moving to avoid puddling. Apply thin layers and allow plenty of drying time between them. This layering builds the color depth gradually, which is the only way to get a metallic tan to blend into an older, weathered finish.