"How much does fire retardant coating cost?" is the most common question we get — and the honest answer is: it depends on your surface. This guide explains the factors that drive fire retardant coating price in India so you can budget accurately and avoid misleading per-litre quotes.
Why there's no single price per litre
A litre of coating covers very different areas depending on what you're coating. Raw, porous wood or fabric soaks up far more than a smooth, sealed surface. So the real cost metric is price per square foot covered, not price per litre — and that depends on:
- Substrate porosity — raw wood, fabric and cardboard absorb more product.
- Coating thickness — heavier protection uses more material.
- Number of coats — high-exposure areas may need two.
- Application method — spray, roller or brush affects usage and labour.
Pack sizes and what they suit
| Pack | Best for |
|---|---|
| 500 ml | Trials, single small projects, testing the finish |
| 1 L | Furniture and interior projects — most popular |
| 5 L + | Contractors, hotels, manufacturers, bulk supply |
See current options on our pricing page.
How to get an accurate quote
Instead of guessing from a per-litre figure, share three things and we'll do the maths for you:
- What you're coating (wood, fabric, paper, etc.)
- Roughly how much area (or dimensions / photos)
- Your city, for delivery
You'll get an estimate of litres needed, number of coats, and a total price — usually the same day. Request a quote here.
Is the cheapest option the best value?
Not always. A slightly higher upfront cost for a non-toxic, halogen-free coating that dries clear and is backed by published test data is usually better value than a cheap solvent spray that smells, discolours the surface or lacks any evidence it works. Fire protection is not the place to cut corners.