What is/are the best paint color(s) for hiding drywall imperfections?

The color doesn't matter as much as the sheen. A flat paint doesn't reflect the light as much as a glossier paint. The lighting also affects the look. Lighting directed at the wall surface shows less imperfections that a light along the wall would.What is/are the best paint color(s) for hiding drywall imperfections?
If the taping is covering holes then fill in the holes and then sand


the drywall. Use a primer/sealer and then paint walls any color you want. Here is an easy way to repair the holes: clean up the holes


with an dry wall knife. Measure the diameter of the holes. Find


some sturdy cardboard ( like used cereal boxes etc.) Draw a


circle 1 inch larger than the hole. Poke a hole in the middle of


the circle and thread some household string through the hole.


Tie a knot in the end of the string and pull it snug against the


circle. Fold the circle but do not crease the cardboard and poke it


through the hole. Let it go completely through the hole and drop


down. Then pull the string and bring the circle flush against the


hole with the string in the center of the hole. Keeping the string taunt tie the other end to a chair or a ladder. Make sure the


circle isn't bulging back through the hole. Now trowel in the


spackling paste. Fill in completely and as smoothly as possible.


Let dry over night. Next day, cut the string as close to the wall


as possible and add some more paste to cover the string. Let


dry, sand smooth and re-paint. Should not show at all. Hope


this helps.What is/are the best paint color(s) for hiding drywall imperfections?
see if you can contact the builfer or drywall finisher, they might fix it for you
white... but there are easier ways to just repair the drywall... go to home depot and get a small bucket of mud and a ';knife'; and tell them to show you sow to fix the imperfections...
The color of the drywall?
the flat paints are best for poor wall conditions! the gloss paint shows all imperfections
your best bet is to replaster the problem areas and sand them down. Then you can paint any color you like.