you would first need to make sure they are moisture proof, and from what i understand, whitewashing does not last as long as painting, but that might just be an outdoor issue
I'm addressing 2 inside walls that are interior only in a condo development. .the other side are inside as well ..neighbors. They are poured concrete walls..but are rough in appearance but no moisture exists..
That is a good thing! I don't know that there are any real cons to whitewashing an indoor wall, except maybe it would show more wear if it needed to be cleaned.
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Are they just cement?
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you would first need to make sure they are moisture proof, and from what i understand, whitewashing does not last as long as painting, but that might just be an outdoor issue
Hope this helps: https://diy.stackexchange.com/questions/85953/pros-and-cons-of-painting-cinder-block-in-basement
Yes..inside walls within a condo building.