2013 Winnebago Touch Up Paint (27 OEM Colors)

The 2013 Winnebago Vibe

By 2013, Winnebago had fully embraced the "sleek and sophisticated" look, moving away from the loud graphics of the early 2000s in favor of high-end metallic finishes. Whether you were steering a Sightseer or a top-tier Journey, the vibe was all about executive neutrals. With a database of 27 distinct colors for this year, they weren't exactly holding back. You've got everything from the deep Black Mist Metallic to the earthy Antique Sage Metallic and the tech-forward Stealth Gray. It was a year where even a motorhome wanted to look like it belonged in a luxury hotel parking lot.

Paint Health Check

Welcome to the Thin Paint Era. By 2013, factory robots had become masters of "efficiency," which is just a fancy way of saying they applied the bare minimum amount of paint to get the job done. While these modern basecoat-clearcoat systems offer incredible depth and shine, they are notoriously brittle. If you look at the "brow" above your windshield or the edges of the roof line, you're likely seeing the first signs of trouble: clear coat delamination. Because the layers are so thin, a single rock chip in your Brilliant Silver Metallic can become an entry point for moisture, eventually causing the clear coat to flake off in sheets.

Restoration Tip

When you're touching up a 2013 model, you have to respect the robot's work-don't try to fix a chip with one giant "blob" of paint. Because these modern finishes are applied so thinly at the factory, a heavy-handed repair will stand out like a sore thumb. Instead, build your layers slowly. Dab a tiny amount of color, let it flash off, and repeat until you've built the level up to just below the surrounding surface. For the White 992024 Tricoat or any of the pearls, patience is your best friend; the goal is to mimic that thin, layered factory precision, not to bury it.