Is there a reason why this is not recommended for basement use? I'm thinking of using white for a bedroom in the basement with little natural light.

Thanks for taking the time to ask a question. 2000 paint can be used on properly prepared interior walls and ceilings, including previously painted and primed plaster, wood, brick, drywall, cement and metal. SURFACE PREPARATION General: Read the Lead Warning paragraph. Thoroughly clean the surface and allow to dry. Remove all wax, grease, dirt, chalk, mildew, loose and peeling paint and other foreign matter. Remove gloss from shiny surfaces. Repair all cracks and nail holes with patching compound. Painting over wallpaper is not recommended. New or bare surfaces should be primed with an appropriate Valspar® primer. Drywall and Plaster: Fill cracks, pits and voids with patching compound. Allow new plaster to fully cure and sand smooth. Remove all sanding dust. Prime new and bare surfaces with Valspar® Interior Drywall Primer-Sealer. Wood: Sand wood smooth and patch holes and imperfections with wood filler or putty and sand smooth. Remove all sanding dust. Prime new and bare surfaces with Valspar® Interior/Exterior Stainblocking Bonding Primer. Concrete Block: Concrete block surfaces and mortar should be fully cured, usually 30 days. Remove all loose material or dust. Fill pores of bare concrete block with Valspar® Block filler, then top coat. Masonry: New concrete, masonry surfaces and mortar should be cured, usually 30 days. Remove all form release or curing agents. Remove all loose material or dust. Prime bare surfaces with Valspar® Masonry and Stucco Primer, then top coat If you have any questions, please contact us directly at 1-877-825-7727 or info@cbgbrandreview.com. Sincerely, Reggie Valspar Customer Support.