2021 Isata Touch Up Paint (3 OEM Colors)

The 2021 Isata Vibe

Welcome to 2021, the year everyone decided that the only way to socially distance was in a six-figure rolling living room. The Isata Motorhome was the king of the "Freedom Edition" era, usually seen hugging the curves of the coast or parked in a desert turnout. The palette was all about sophisticated stealth-we've focused our efforts on the survivors of this era, specifically the Blue and those sleek Lt. and Med. Neutral Metallics. These weren't just "beige"; they were high-shimmer neutrals designed to make a massive fiberglass box look like a piece of high-end jewelry.

Paint Health Check

The Isata is a legend for its full-body paint, but here's the rub: we are firmly in the Thin Paint Era. Back in the day, we'd spray enough lacquer to sink a boat, but 2021 was all about "Robot Efficiency." These modern factory enamels are applied with surgical precision, which means they look flawless on the showroom floor but lack the "meat" to handle five years of gravel pelted at the front cap at 70 mph. You might notice the clear coat is still holding its gloss, but look closer-it's brittle. Between the "Robot Efficiency" thinness and the natural expansion of the fiberglass body, these modern finishes are prone to micro-cracking (checking) and peppering from road debris.

Restoration Tip

Since you're dealing with the thin, precision-layered coats of the 2020s, do not treat a chip repair like you're frosting a cake. If you try to fill a deep rock chip with one big "blob" of paint, it'll shrink, crack, and look like a zit on a supermodel. Build your layers slowly. Apply a thin pass, let it tack up, and repeat until the depth matches the surrounding factory finish. Patience is the only way to outsmart the robots that painted this thing.