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Merlex Stucco Standard Color Pack – Desert Beige
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Merlex Stucco Standard Color Pack – Desert Beige
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Merlex Stucco Standard Color Pack – Desert Beige brings out a warm, sun-washed tone ideal for Southwest-style homes, light commercial buildings, or desert landscapes. It’s easy to mix, consistent from batch to batch, and delivers a neutral look that doesn’t wash out over time.
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Description
About Merlex Stucco Standard Color Pack – Desert Beige
This color pack was made with desert tones in mind—subtle yet strong. The Desert Beige shade sits right between a classic tan and sandy beige, giving buildings a naturally weathered appearance that works well in arid and sunny climates. Each pack contains a precise amount of pigment designed to blend with a single 90-pound sack of Merlex stucco base.
Unlike custom color-matching on job sites, these pre-measured packs help contractors avoid uneven color application or guesswork. The pigment is manufactured under strict controls, giving users the same result every time. That’s especially helpful on large-scale builds or touch-up projects where consistency matters.
Desert Beige fits well into a variety of architectural styles—think Mediterranean, Spanish, or ranch. It’s a color that complements tile roofs, ironwork, and drought-tolerant landscaping, adding depth without drawing too much attention.
Merlex Stucco Standard Color Pack – Desert Beige Specifications
- Color Name: Desert Beige
- Product Category: Standard stucco pigment pack
- Mix Ratio: 1 color pack per 90 lbs of Merlex stucco
- Finish Compatibility: Works with finish, brown, and scratch coats
- Application: Exterior walls only
- Packaging: Sealed, dry pigment in a pre-measured pack
- Use Case: New builds or maintenance work
- Base Compatibility: Exclusively for Merlex stucco systems
- Storage: Keep sealed in cool, dry conditions
- Shelf Life: 12 months unopened
Additional Features of Merlex Stucco Standard Color Pack – Desert Beige
- Color designed for hot, dry regions
- Resists fading even in direct sunlight
- Provides a subtle earthy tone without overpowering nearby colors
- Consistent pigment density in every pack
- Can be applied using traditional stucco mixing methods
- Great for homes, commercial walls, and retaining structures
- Pigment designed to reduce streaking or blotchiness
- Can be combined with Merlex fog coat in the same color
- No special additives or primers required
Merlex backs this color pack with a limited warranty covering pigment consistency and product integrity. The warranty applies when the color pack is used with Merlex stucco bases and applied following recommended methods. Mixing it with non-compatible stucco or altering ratios may void the warranty. All warranty claims require proof of purchase and documentation of the application method.
Merlex Stucco Standard Color Pack – Desert Beige is available for individual or bulk purchase. Orders placed by 2 PM PST generally leave the warehouse the same day. All color packs come sealed to protect against moisture and contamination. Multiple shipping methods are offered at checkout, from ground to freight options for large jobs. Tracking information is emailed once the shipment leaves the warehouse. Local pickup may be arranged through participating distributors in select areas.
Can this color pack be used on interior walls?
It’s made specifically for exterior stucco. For interior applications, consult Merlex or use approved interior finishes.
What’s the difference between Desert Beige and Oat Grain?
Desert Beige leans warmer with more sandy undertones, while Oat Grain is a softer, cooler beige.
Does the pigment stain tools or mixers?
Not permanently. Tools can be cleaned with water immediately after use, and the pigment doesn’t leave lasting stains.
Can I adjust the tone by using half a pack?
It’s not recommended. Using less than a full pack may lead to inconsistent results and visible color changes.
What if I lose count of how many packs I’ve added?
Always measure and label your batches during mixing. It’s best to keep a mixing log during large projects to avoid errors.





