Distemper Paints: They are the basic paints in the hierarchy.They are non-washable and contains VOC compounds.They release fumes and are devoid of UV ray protection and anti-algae property. Distemper is commonly used in ceiling areas.

Emulsion Paints: Emulsions being water based, are compatible with most pigment and additive components. Hence, are available in a variety of finishes starting from basic matte finish to extremely smooth, elegant sheen finish. They Provide enhanced properties like mildew resistance, easy maintenance, a wide range of colors.Emulsions have lower VOC (volatile organic compounds) content than other paints.

For exteriors, the best time to paint is when the weather is pleasant, without risk of high humidity or rain on the horizon. It is best to avoid painting in extreme temperatures and humid conditions. For interiors, there are no such restrictions − an ambient temperature in-home and outside is best. It is best to have some ventilation during and immediately after painting in order to dissipate fumes, and also help with drying.

Matte Finish: Matte finish provides smooth and clear look.It can be applied to walls along stairways, in dining rooms, family and living rooms and master bedroom areas.

Eggshell Finish: This is the preferred choice for rooms that receive a moderate amount of traffic. Any patches or stain can be washed away with a cloth. This finish is often used in baths, children’s bedrooms, living areas.

Satin Finish: Satin finish paints are probably the most commonly used finish, on both interior and exterior surfaces. They are the slightly shinier counterparts of eggshell finished paints

Semi-Gloss: Semi-gloss paint finishes are known for both their durability and wash ability. This finish is more reflective than satin but is not as shiny as gloss.

Gloss: They are at the epitome for providing the highest amount of durability and sheen. The highly washable paint can be used on cabinets and woodwork.