2014 Fleetwood Touch Up Paint (58 OEM Colors)

The 2014 Fleetwood Vibe

Ah, 2014. It was the era of the rolling palace. Fleetwood wasn't just building motorhomes like the Discovery or the Bounder; they were painting five-star lounges on wheels. With 58 colors in our database, they clearly weren't afraid of a complex palette. We're talking about a time when high-travel metallics and sophisticated earth tones reigned supreme. If you're sporting Mendocino Grey, Bordeaux Red Metallic, or the ever-popular Mocha Frost, you weren't just driving a camper-you were piloting a statement. It was an age of "Wine Country" aesthetics where every rig looked like it was destined for a high-end vineyard tailgate.

Paint Health Check

But here's the rub from a salty perspective: we're firmly in the Thin Paint Era. By 2014, the "Robot Efficiency" at the factory was dialed in to perfection. They got very good at stretching a gallon of paint across forty feet of fiberglass, resulting in layers that are thinner than your average diner pancake. On these big rigs, the clear coat is under a constant UV assault, especially on the front caps and roof radii. If you start seeing "checking"-those tiny spiderweb cracks in the fiberglass-it means the sun has cooked the substrate through that thin factory finish. This era is also prone to delamination; once a rock chip gets a foothold in your Iron Gray Metallic, the wind at 70mph wants to peel that clear coat back like a cheap sunburn.

Restoration Tip

When you're touching up these modern finishes, remember: don't blob it. Because the factory paint is so thin, a heavy-handed repair will stand out like a sore thumb. You want to build your layers slowly. If you're filling a chip in Champagne Pearl, apply several whisper-thin coats rather than one big drop. This mimics the robot-sprayed consistency and keeps the metallic flakes from "flooding" and turning dark. If you've got clear coat starting to lift near the roofline, seal those edges immediately. A little patience now saves you from a $20,000 full-body respray down the road.