Winnebago Silver Metallic (FLNA94206) Touch Up Paint

The Look

This is the workhorse of the 2011 lineup. Whether you are driving a Journey or one of the smaller towables, this color was designed to handle the reality of the open road. It is a neutral, professional silver that does a heavy lift by hiding road grime and dust after a long day of travel. Since your coach has been facing the sun and wind for well over a decade, the original finish might have a slight shift in tone, but this remains one of the most forgiving colors to repair because it blends into the natural highlights of the vehicle body.

Technical Details

Before you spray or dab Winnebago Silver Metallic (check for code FLNA94206), you need to understand that this is a metallic finish, not a solid grey. It contains tiny flakes that catch the light to create depth. If you apply the paint too heavily in one spot, those flakes will swamp together and create dark, muddy patches known as mottling. To get the shimmer to look uniform across the repair, you must focus on thin layers. This is a basecoat, meaning it will look dull or matte once it hits its drying time. You will need a clear coat over the top to bring back the gloss and protect the metal flakes from oxidizing.

Best Practices

You can usually find your paint information on the Motor Home Component Information Sheet tucked inside your black InfoCase or on a silver sticker located inside the driver's door frame. Before you begin, shake the container for at least 60 seconds to ensure those heavy metallic flakes are fully suspended in the resin. Test the color on the included card to verify the match against your specific coach. When you are ready to apply, keep the container moving in steady, even passes to prevent the paint from pooling. Working in a Garage or under the Shade is vital, as direct sunlight will make the paint dry too fast and leave a gritty texture on the surface.