Winnebago Silver Sage Metallic (FLNA94221) Touch Up Paint

The Look

Between 2012 and 2016, Winnebago utilized this muted, earthy silver to give their motorhomes a look that felt at home in both state parks and high-end resorts. It is a sophisticated blend of silver and soft sage green that was designed to bridge the gap between industrial metal and the natural environment. Because this color was used across nearly all models during its run, it has become a staple of the Winnebago identity. It is exceptionally practical for life on the road, as the greenish undertone does a fantastic job of hiding road film, dried salt, and campground dust that would make a pure white or dark gray look filthy within hours.

Technical Details

This is a true metallic finish, meaning it is packed with microscopic flakes that reflect light from various angles. While this provides a deep, premium glow, it presents a specific challenge for touch-ups. If the paint is applied too heavily or if the surface is too hot, the metallic flakes will clump together or sink, resulting in dark, blotchy patches known as mottling. Since your motorhome has likely spent a few years under the sun, the existing finish may have aged slightly, but the metallic nature of the paint is actually quite forgiving when it comes to blending into older surfaces, provided you don't let the paint pool in one spot.

Best Practices

Before you spray or dab Winnebago Silver Sage Metallic (check for code FLNA94221), you need to shake the container for at least two full minutes to ensure those metallic particles are evenly distributed. You can typically find your paint code on the certification label located on the driver-side door pillar or inside the wardrobe cabinet in the bedroom. Always work in the shade to keep the exterior panels cool, as high heat will ruin the flow of the paint. Test the color on the included card first to get a feel for the nozzle or brush. When applying, keep the container moving and use several light, thin layers rather than one heavy one. This prevents the metallic flakes from sagging and ensures the color stays consistent across the repair. Allow plenty of drying time between each layer to build a durable finish.