Frequently Asked Questions

Asian Paints, Nippon Paints, and Indigo Paints are all established manufacturers in the Indian paint market, each with a wide product lineup. Rather than a blanket "which brand is best" answer, we'd suggest comparing on the specifics that actually affect your project: coverage per litre, warranty period, VOC content, available shade range, and price per litre for an equivalent product tier (economy, premium, or luxury). We're happy to share our technical data sheets alongside any competing brand's so you can make a like-for-like comparison rather than relying on brand name alone.

For interior walls, the questions worth asking of any brand - including Asian Paints and including us - are: how many coats does it need for full opacity, how washable is the finish, and how well does the colour hold up over a few years. We'd recommend picking up sample testers of both and applying a swatch on your actual wall in your room's lighting; that side-by-side test tells you more than a spec sheet or a brand name will.

Pricing varies by product tier, city, and dealer for every manufacturer, and changes often enough that a fixed number here would go stale quickly. The fairer comparison is MRP per litre for equivalent tiers (e.g. comparing our premium exterior range against a competitor's premium exterior range, not against their economy range), since price differences often come down to solid content and coverage rather than markup. Your nearest Agsar dealer can give you a current price list to compare directly.

Warranty terms vary by specific product tier for every manufacturer - typically a few years on economy ranges up to a decade or more on premium exterior ranges, and this is true across the industry, not just for us. We'd recommend asking any brand you're considering, including Agsar, Asian Paints, or Nippon Paints, for the warranty document tied to the exact product code you're buying, since a warranty is only as good as the terms attached to that specific product and correct application - not the brand name alone.

Weatherproofing performance comes down to the specific product tier within a brand's range, not the brand as a whole - a premium exterior product from any established manufacturer will typically include crack-bridging and anti-algal technology. Compare the published technical data sheets (crack-bridging percentage, dirt-pickup resistance rating, warranty years) for the specific product codes you're considering, from us or any other brand, rather than judging on brand reputation alone.

Larger national brands like Asian Paints and Nippon Paints offer wide distribution and broad marketing reach. Where we focus is direct, hands-on site consultations, faster local dealer support, and competitive regional pricing on comparable product tiers. Which matters more depends on what you value for your project - we'd encourage you to compare our data sheets and warranty terms feature-for-feature against any brand you're considering, and let that comparison speak for itself.