2022 RV-Other Touch Up Paint (21 OEM Colors)

The 2022 RV-Other Vibe

Welcome to 2022, the year we collectively decided that "Gray" wasn't just a color-it was a lifestyle. If you're piloting a Leisure-Travel, Thor, or a Tiffin from this vintage, you're likely rocking one of the 21 shades of "Neutral Sophistication" we've got on record. We're talking about an era where the difference between Prescott Gray Metallic and Medium Gray requires a magnifying glass and a specific type of squint. Whether it's the creamy luxury of White Chocolate or the technical shimmer of Indus Silver -931824, these rigs were designed to look like a high-end Silicon Valley office on wheels. It was the peak of the "Full Body Paint" flex, where even the ladders were color-matched to the Champagne Mist.

Paint Health Check

Here's the reality: your 2022 rig was painted by a robot named "Efficiency" that was programmed to use the absolute minimum amount of clear coat required to survive the warranty. We call this the Thin Paint Era. While that Glacier Pearl looks like a million bucks under the LED dealership lights, the factory finish is notoriously lean. Because these coats are applied with surgical robotic precision, there's no "extra" meat on the bone. One rogue pebble on the I-95 can punch through that Ebony Satin faster than you can say "depreciation," leading to immediate chipping. You aren't dealing with the thick, forgiving lacquers of the past; you're dealing with a finish that's as thin as a smartphone screen protector.

Restoration Tip

When you're touching up a 2022, you have to fight the urge to "blob" the paint. Because the factory layers are so thin, a single heavy drop of touch-up paint will sit on the surface like a mountain on a pancake. Build your layers slowly. Use a micro-applicator to dab a tiny amount of color into the chip, let it shrink and dry, and then repeat. If you try to fill the hole in one shot, you'll end up with a visible bump that catches the light and mocks you every time you wash the rig. Patience is the only way to match that "Robot Efficiency" finish.