2023 Fleetwood Touch Up Paint (67 OEM Colors)

The 2023 Fleetwood Vibe

Welcome to the era of the high-end land yacht. By 2023, Fleetwood wasn't just building motorhomes; they were rolling out metallic masterworks. With a staggering 67 colors in our database for this year alone, it's clear the factory was leaning hard into the "premium" aesthetic. We're talking about a palette that moves from the sophisticated Bodega Beige Metallic and Gun Powder Gray to the flat-out flashy Cayenne Red and Swedish Blue Metallic. If you're driving one of these, you aren't just camping-you're peacocking in a 40-foot fiberglass canvas that looks more like a luxury jet than a camper.

Paint Health Check

Here's the cold, hard truth from the spray booth: we are deep in the Thin Paint Era. In 2023, those Fleetwood rigs were sprayed by robots programmed for maximum efficiency, not maximum depth. While that Bordeaux Red Metallic looks like a million bucks under the showroom LEDs, that factory clear coat is thinner than a diner napkin. On a motorhome, the front cap and the upper roof rails take a brutal beating from UV rays and road debris. Because the layers are so lean, a stone chip doesn't just nick the surface-it punches straight through to the primer, leaving your rig vulnerable to "checking" (those nasty little spiderweb cracks) or premature clear coat peel.

Restoration Tip

When you're touching up a 2023 Fleetwood, remember: patience is your best primer. Since the factory finish is applied in such precise, thin coats, you cannot simply "blob" the paint into a chip and expect it to level out. If you're working with one of those heavy metallics like Silver Gold Tricoat or Royal Blue Metallic, you need to build your repair in several whisper-thin layers. Give the metallic flakes a chance to lay down flat so they catch the light the same way the original paint does. And whatever you do, don't get aggressive with the sandpaper-there isn't enough clear coat on these modern rigs to survive a heavy-handed buffing session. Build it slow, or you'll be staring at a primer spot by noon.