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After you have gotten the walls to a satisfactory smooth finish, PRIME with a drywall primer. Do not use a stain kill primer such as Kilz. Try your local paint dealer for a primer made specifically to use on drywall. As you apply the primer take note of areas which need some more smoothing with spackling. There will be some. Repair those areas and spot prime. This will stop the "flashing" problem you have with coatings which have a sheen finish.