5 Best Paints for Exterior Wall in India | How to Choose the Best paint for Perfect Exterior?

[@sakshichamoli5319]

I liked your paint series.Its unlike other podcasts where there is sole marketing of Asian Paints .It's totally a knowledgeable series. Thanks for your precious advice.

[@subhradipmanna6734]

What about Tulsi Paint????????????

[@nileshjain6791]

Sir please provide in detail which kind of windows we should fix in our home ?

[@deepakpatel4186]

Dineshbhai Superb....Your Analysis are one level up...Can you create video on Prefabricated Home

[@dineshvyasOTF]

We are glad you liked this video. We will surely try to cover the topic of Prefabricated Homes in one of our future videos. Thank you Team OTF

[@nokiaairtel5311]

What about birla opus? Calista series and one series exterior paints?

[@narendran9503]

Dear sir, First of all thank you making a knowledge vedio, I have question about product which am coming across can you please help me these products jsw halo paint vs birla opus One Pure Elegance vs asian paint royale glitz , am looking these products for my interior , my preference is best quality and is there any difference in base product

[@Banerjee82]

Dulux Paints ka Weathersheild Powerflex OR Asian Paints Ultima Protek OR Berger Paints ka Long Life 10 . Exterior Paint me kon paint karna accha hoga.

[@dineshvyasOTF]

We really appreciate your effort and trust towards us. We will forward your query to our expert Mr. Vyas and will try to bring a detailed Podcast for the same. Thank you Team OTF

[@shivkumarupadhyaySku]

Sir please suggest the best between Asian Paints Ultima Protek and Dr Fixit Rain Coat Select

[@marvelousnilgiris1254]

That's a wonderful knowledge sharing. Thanks a lot. Btw, Birla opus is selling its luxury paints at the price of Asian paint's premium paints, is it market capturing strategy of sub-standard quality of the product? Pls reply.

[@dineshvyasOTF]

Pricing is definitely very potent tool and perhaps the most critical 'P' in the marketing-mix for a new brand / product. While it is true that by and large customers want value for money which often gets translated as high quality - lower cost, it is also a fact that in such products high price is perceived by many as high quality! The biggest entry barrier in Paints is not technology or investment in plant (like Cement) but - marketing. And you know Asian paints has worked hard on all fronts for decades...from logistics to marketing. In such a scenario, entry of Birla Opus in decorative segment is an interesting development and we can expect all sorts of strategies and marketing games including veiled attack on trust gained by. Asian Paints in all these years. Quality for regular Paints can be taken as default, so I don't expect dilution of quality. You would agree perhaps that perception of quality is more important in thr market than quality itself on certain parameters. I am expecting some real consumer benefits emerging from fierce competition apart from creative, heavy dose of advertisements and costly brand ambassadors.