For interior applications water based latex primer and finish paint should work fine.
How to finish basement concrete walls.
Away from the insulation on the exterior walls.
Fill the holes then use the trowel to scrape the cement and flatten it out so that it runs flush with the wall.
First put construction adhesive on the floor then tip the wall into place and fasten with concrete nails or screws.
Begin by priming the blocks to improve the adhesion of your finish coat.
Then cut 2 4 bottom and top plates and lay out stud locations every 16 in.
And within 6 in.
Cut top and bottom plates snap chalk lines 4 in.
If you are painting basement walls use a bright light toned paint to maximize the light in the space and to make it feel a bit larger and more spacious.
On each plate as you re insulating basement walls.
Use a strong adhesive to put strips of wood on your concrete basement walls and then use wood screws that match your paneling to attach the paneling to the wood strips.
Repeat this process on all the holes in your walls.
Steps to finishing a basement.
Then remove the tape.
Splashing some paint around the walls of a room is something that anyone can do.
Phil fastens his walls to the floor with construction adhesive and a powder actuated tool pat.
Space fasteners every 6 ft.
Paneling can be used as an inexpensive way to finish you basement walls or ceiling.
And within 6 in.
Spread the cement over the holes in the walls.
Paint is very inexpensive.
He spaces fasteners every 6 ft.