Kilz or Zinsser products, both have a full line of excellent products specifically for this purpose. Ant home improvement, hardware or paint store will have everything you need.
I am curious if the Flex Seal paint would be a good choice for the basement wall. We had a waterproofing system installed inside a couple of years ago & it has worked really well. But the corner where all the trouble originated still has really damp walls--I already know that the dry loc paint didn't do the trick--a former owner tried that & it is still flaking off.
We bought a house and the walls in the basement were stuccoed by what I would believe was a five year old. It is very thick and its not level. Its so "pointy I have a...
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We live in a rented duplex, so we can't really do permanent upgrades. However, we would like to do something with the basement "ceiling". Actually there is no ceiling...
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This site will give you tons of advice and even shows you why your basement might leak. Hope it helps.
https://www.google.com/search?q=diy+seal+basement&rlz=1C1BLWB_enUS700US700&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjhn_i_oNLWAhUN7WMKHbieDckQ_AUIDCgD&biw=1024&bih=666
Kilz or Zinsser products, both have a full line of excellent products specifically for this purpose. Ant home improvement, hardware or paint store will have everything you need.
I am curious if the Flex Seal paint would be a good choice for the basement wall. We had a waterproofing system installed inside a couple of years ago & it has worked really well. But the corner where all the trouble originated still has really damp walls--I already know that the dry loc paint didn't do the trick--a former owner tried that & it is still flaking off.