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Gulf Stream
LRV 39
Dunn‑Edwards color · mixed in Benjamin Moore
Benjamin Moore already has the formula for Veranda, so we mix the exact color at our North Scottsdale counter, in the line the surface needs. Same color, better paint. If you’d rather choose one of Benjamin Moore’s own colors, the five closest are below. Veranda is currently approved in 1 Arizona HOA scheme we track.
About this color
Sheen: Matte or eggshell on walls; satin holds up better on garage doors and high-touch trim. Flat on exterior stucco.
DET543 Veranda is a mid-tone, saturated teal (LRV ≈ 34). Most Arizona HOA body colors are mid-tones, and a mid-tone body blends with the Sonoran landscape. At LRV 34 it is under all three LRV caps, but outside the color rules of the Scottsdale ESL, Paradise Valley Hillside and Scottsdale Foothills overlays. Mid-tones run slightly warmer in west sun than lighter bodies, so we use Element Guard or Regal Select for any south or west elevation.
The Benjamin Moore line we would use
Front doors and shutters take the most direct sun and the most handling, and soft gloss is the finish we put on them. A deep or saturated color is what fades first, so on a door that faces west or south we choose Aura Exterior, which locks the color into the film. On a shaded entry, Regal Select Exterior holds it well. Bring the Benjamin Moore code from any of the five swatches above and we’ll mix that exact color at the counter.
Arizona HOAs that use Veranda
Bring the Dunn-Edwards code, your HOA scheme number or a Benjamin Moore code from the swatches above, and we’ll match the line to the job.