Touch-up paint

[Go Dawgs]

Hi all,

I would like to get some touch-up paint for some scratches. Do I contact Monaco?

2006 HR Endeavor 40 PAQ

[Psp6158]

Go to the newmar owners group on this site, scroll down to: 2008 mountainaire paint. Good info in there for all makes and will get you started.

[Lowflyer1]

REV does not typically support the legacy programs but they sent me the "Exterior Graphics and Paint codes" couple years ago for my coach.

20 year old paint is however most likely faded and a better chance getting matching paint if you have a panel you can take to an automotive painter for matching.

In my case I had to get a new water heater cover painted and the painter used the fridge vent panel with same color for matching instead of the codes I got from REV.

[Sweetbriar]

First, try and get the paint codes from Rev. Having the codes any well stocked paint shop should be able to recreate the colors for a touch up paints.

If that doesn't work do a search for "custom mix automotive paint" in your local area and take the coach there and try to color match with samples cards.

I have several Sherwin-Williams Automotive Finishes stores in my area that can mix from codes or have sample cards for color matching particularly old aged finishes. I never asked but you might get lucky and can order a touch up kit once the color you want is identified.

[Wrapped]

Napa paint stores can color match and make you pint,quart and even spray can,take them an outside water heater, refrigerator or heater cover and tell them which color you want. It will match better, fresh paint from using code won't allow for fading.

[George Schweikle]

This company had the 3 different paint color codes for my 2005 Monaco built Safari Trek https://www.automotivetouchup.com/

I bought little bottles with brushes in the caps. Colors & clear coat. Not especially cheap, but good products.

Originally Posted by Go Dawgs

Hi all,

I would like to get some touch-up paint for some scratches. Do I contact Monaco?

2006 HR Endeavor 40 PAQ

[DuaneMiller]

If you have the "color name" or better yet, the color code, try PaintScratch.com... Believe it or not, they most likely have the color you are looking for that comes in touch-up kits. I have used them for touch up paint for my Discovery with great results...

Paintscratch.com