paint

[ggrotz]

I have a 2005 37a pace arrow and trying to find touch up paint for the color mocha metallic #745 476Im.Any help would be appreciated. thank you.

[eDUBz]

Take it to a body shop and have them mix it up. Don't need the paint code, a good body shop or paint Supply store will color match it and adjust the paint to match it on your coach.

[donkeydew]

industrial finishing in san mateo should be able to fix you up

[timmac]

ggrotz wrote:
I have a 2005 37a pace arrow and trying to find touch up paint for the color mocha metallic #745 476Im.Any help would be appreciated. thank you.

You also need to know the maker of the paint, like Dupont, etc, paint code number alone means nothing without the name of paint company.

[Blackdiamond]

I bet if you called fleetwood, they would get it for you or tell you where to get it.

[holstein13]

wildmanbaker wrote:
Your paint codes should be on the back of one of your wardrobe doors, along with your weight and carrying capacity.

I think the OP knows the exact code he is looking for. That's why he listed it in his post.

[wildmanbaker]

Your paint codes should be on the back of one of your wardrobe doors, along with your weight and carrying capacity.

[holstein13]

Given the fading that would naturally occur on your paint, it is unlikely that the original paint would match today. I'd suggest going to a body shop or paint shop and asking them to computer match the paint. They can probably mix you an exact match.

These days, that's how they do it.

[imgoin4it]

If you have a paint number, take it to any automotive paint Store and they should be able to match it. I did that with a number on a winnebago. They mixed a small amount and the name of the color was identified as "winnebago xxxxxx". Seemed to be an ordinary thing to the guy in the store.