To get a smooth, paint-worthy surface without the dust of dry sanding, follow these pro-tested tips.<\/p>\n\n
![\"wet](\"http:\/\/www.prowin-tools.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2023\/01\/Tips_for_Wet_Sanding_Drywall-1.jpg\")
<\/div><\/figure><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/blockquote>DO be patient.<\/strong><\/h3>Wet sanding<\/a> is time-consuming: If you\u2019re really in a hurry to finish prepping drywall for paint, you\u2019re better off dry sanding<\/a>. <\/p>Though keep in mind, when you dry sand, you\u2019ll still spend quite a bit of time cleaning up the dust. <\/p>
Wet sanding drywall requires minimal cleanup, so the overall time spent is comparable for the two methods.<\/p>
DON\u2019T expect perfection.<\/strong><\/h3>Wet sanding drywall generally leaves very gentle waves in the finished surface, due to the flexible nature of the drywall sponge. <\/p>
This can be turned to your advantage if you\u2019re patching a textured wall<\/p>
; it\u2019s much easier to match texture with a damp sponge than with sandpaper. <\/p>
Just use your sponge to dab, wiggle, and pat the drywall mud\u2014which is used to conceal the tape that holds sheets of drywall together\u2014until it matches the texture you\u2019d like to duplicate.<\/p>
DON\u2019T skimp on water.<\/strong><\/h3>Wet sanding calls for plenty of water, so use a five-gallon bucket, and fill it three-quarters of the way with warm water, which helps soften the drywall mud. <\/p>
This way, you won\u2019t have to stop and refill your bucket too often.<\/p>
DO use the right sponge.<\/strong><\/h3>While any stiff sponge will do the job, you\u2019ll get the best results with a drywall sponge specifically designed for wet sanding. <\/p>
These specialty sponges are thick and stiff, with one side slightly abrasive for the first pass of sanding and the other side is soft and fluffy, for the second pass of smoothing the drywall mud.<\/p>
Submerge the sponge fully in water until it\u2019s soaked, then squeeze out the excess so that the sponge damp but not dripping. <\/p>
If sanding a full wall, have two or three sponges available, in case one wears down too much or tears during use. <\/p>
For small patching jobs, one drywall sponge should be sufficient.<\/p>
DON\u2019T rub too hard.<\/strong><\/h3>Wet sanding drywall is somewhat tedious, but resist the temptation to speed the process by scrubbing aggressively at lumps and rough patches in the drywall mud. Doing so can create craters and holes you\u2019ll end up having to fill. <\/p>
An overzealous approach can also lift or tear the drywall joint tape underneath the mud.<\/p>
DO focus on bumpiest areas.<\/strong><\/h3>Start off with wide gentle strokes to soften the entire stretch of drywall mud, and then focus on the uneven or ridged areas, using circular motions to smudge out the imperfections. <\/p>
Let the sponge and the water do the work\u2014not the strength of your hand. <\/p>
Aim to smooth away imperfections without creating valleys or holes.<\/p>
DON\u2019T forget to rinse and rewet.<\/strong><\/h3>As you work, your sponge will collect drywall and mud, reducing its ability to smooth away imperfections. <\/p>
Remember to rinse your sponge thoroughly in the water bucket whenever it becomes too dirty, and then squeeze out excess water before returning to your task.<\/p>
DO change the water as needed.<\/strong><\/h3>![\"Tips](\"https:\/\/empire-s3-production.bobvila.com\/articles\/wp-content\/uploads\/2018\/06\/Wet_Sanding_Drywall.jpg\")
Photo: istockphoto.com<\/figcaption><\/figure>The water in your bucket will turn milky and thick after several rinses of the sponge. <\/p>
Dump the murky stuff and refill the bucket with fresh water to make it easier to clean your sponge. <\/p>
If pouring the water down your sink drain, flush with hot water to prevent any buildup in the pipes.<\/p>
DON\u2019T make more than two passes.<\/strong><\/h3>The worst of the ridges and bumps should be erased during your first pass with the abrasive side of the drywall sponge. <\/p>
During the second pass, focus on smoothing the edges of the drywall mud and achieving the most perfect surface possible, using the fluffy side of the sponge, designed to minimize small imperfections.<\/p>
If two passes aren\u2019t enough, you\u2019ll need to let the drywall dry, and then use sandpaper to finish the job. <\/p>
Repeated wet sanding beyond two passes soaks the drywall too much, leading to craters, valleys, and melted spots.<\/p>
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Though keep in mind, when you dry sand, you\u2019ll still spend quite a bit of time cleaning up the dust. <\/p>
Wet sanding drywall requires minimal cleanup, so the overall time spent is comparable for the two methods.<\/p>
DON\u2019T expect perfection.<\/strong><\/h3>Wet sanding drywall generally leaves very gentle waves in the finished surface, due to the flexible nature of the drywall sponge. <\/p>
This can be turned to your advantage if you\u2019re patching a textured wall<\/p>
; it\u2019s much easier to match texture with a damp sponge than with sandpaper. <\/p>
Just use your sponge to dab, wiggle, and pat the drywall mud\u2014which is used to conceal the tape that holds sheets of drywall together\u2014until it matches the texture you\u2019d like to duplicate.<\/p>
DON\u2019T skimp on water.<\/strong><\/h3>Wet sanding calls for plenty of water, so use a five-gallon bucket, and fill it three-quarters of the way with warm water, which helps soften the drywall mud. <\/p>
This way, you won\u2019t have to stop and refill your bucket too often.<\/p>
DO use the right sponge.<\/strong><\/h3>While any stiff sponge will do the job, you\u2019ll get the best results with a drywall sponge specifically designed for wet sanding. <\/p>
These specialty sponges are thick and stiff, with one side slightly abrasive for the first pass of sanding and the other side is soft and fluffy, for the second pass of smoothing the drywall mud.<\/p>
Submerge the sponge fully in water until it\u2019s soaked, then squeeze out the excess so that the sponge damp but not dripping. <\/p>
If sanding a full wall, have two or three sponges available, in case one wears down too much or tears during use. <\/p>
For small patching jobs, one drywall sponge should be sufficient.<\/p>
DON\u2019T rub too hard.<\/strong><\/h3>Wet sanding drywall is somewhat tedious, but resist the temptation to speed the process by scrubbing aggressively at lumps and rough patches in the drywall mud. Doing so can create craters and holes you\u2019ll end up having to fill. <\/p>
An overzealous approach can also lift or tear the drywall joint tape underneath the mud.<\/p>
DO focus on bumpiest areas.<\/strong><\/h3>Start off with wide gentle strokes to soften the entire stretch of drywall mud, and then focus on the uneven or ridged areas, using circular motions to smudge out the imperfections. <\/p>
Let the sponge and the water do the work\u2014not the strength of your hand. <\/p>
Aim to smooth away imperfections without creating valleys or holes.<\/p>
DON\u2019T forget to rinse and rewet.<\/strong><\/h3>As you work, your sponge will collect drywall and mud, reducing its ability to smooth away imperfections. <\/p>
Remember to rinse your sponge thoroughly in the water bucket whenever it becomes too dirty, and then squeeze out excess water before returning to your task.<\/p>
DO change the water as needed.<\/strong><\/h3>Photo: istockphoto.com<\/figcaption><\/figure>The water in your bucket will turn milky and thick after several rinses of the sponge. <\/p>
Dump the murky stuff and refill the bucket with fresh water to make it easier to clean your sponge. <\/p>
If pouring the water down your sink drain, flush with hot water to prevent any buildup in the pipes.<\/p>
DON\u2019T make more than two passes.<\/strong><\/h3>The worst of the ridges and bumps should be erased during your first pass with the abrasive side of the drywall sponge. <\/p>
During the second pass, focus on smoothing the edges of the drywall mud and achieving the most perfect surface possible, using the fluffy side of the sponge, designed to minimize small imperfections.<\/p>
If two passes aren\u2019t enough, you\u2019ll need to let the drywall dry, and then use sandpaper to finish the job. <\/p>
Repeated wet sanding beyond two passes soaks the drywall too much, leading to craters, valleys, and melted spots.<\/p>
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Wet sanding calls for plenty of water, so use a five-gallon bucket, and fill it three-quarters of the way with warm water, which helps soften the drywall mud. <\/p>
This way, you won\u2019t have to stop and refill your bucket too often.<\/p>
DO use the right sponge.<\/strong><\/h3>While any stiff sponge will do the job, you\u2019ll get the best results with a drywall sponge specifically designed for wet sanding. <\/p>
These specialty sponges are thick and stiff, with one side slightly abrasive for the first pass of sanding and the other side is soft and fluffy, for the second pass of smoothing the drywall mud.<\/p>
Submerge the sponge fully in water until it\u2019s soaked, then squeeze out the excess so that the sponge damp but not dripping. <\/p>
If sanding a full wall, have two or three sponges available, in case one wears down too much or tears during use. <\/p>
For small patching jobs, one drywall sponge should be sufficient.<\/p>
DON\u2019T rub too hard.<\/strong><\/h3>Wet sanding drywall is somewhat tedious, but resist the temptation to speed the process by scrubbing aggressively at lumps and rough patches in the drywall mud. Doing so can create craters and holes you\u2019ll end up having to fill. <\/p>
An overzealous approach can also lift or tear the drywall joint tape underneath the mud.<\/p>
DO focus on bumpiest areas.<\/strong><\/h3>Start off with wide gentle strokes to soften the entire stretch of drywall mud, and then focus on the uneven or ridged areas, using circular motions to smudge out the imperfections. <\/p>
Let the sponge and the water do the work\u2014not the strength of your hand. <\/p>
Aim to smooth away imperfections without creating valleys or holes.<\/p>
DON\u2019T forget to rinse and rewet.<\/strong><\/h3>As you work, your sponge will collect drywall and mud, reducing its ability to smooth away imperfections. <\/p>
Remember to rinse your sponge thoroughly in the water bucket whenever it becomes too dirty, and then squeeze out excess water before returning to your task.<\/p>
DO change the water as needed.<\/strong><\/h3>Photo: istockphoto.com<\/figcaption><\/figure>The water in your bucket will turn milky and thick after several rinses of the sponge. <\/p>
Dump the murky stuff and refill the bucket with fresh water to make it easier to clean your sponge. <\/p>
If pouring the water down your sink drain, flush with hot water to prevent any buildup in the pipes.<\/p>
DON\u2019T make more than two passes.<\/strong><\/h3>The worst of the ridges and bumps should be erased during your first pass with the abrasive side of the drywall sponge. <\/p>
During the second pass, focus on smoothing the edges of the drywall mud and achieving the most perfect surface possible, using the fluffy side of the sponge, designed to minimize small imperfections.<\/p>
If two passes aren\u2019t enough, you\u2019ll need to let the drywall dry, and then use sandpaper to finish the job. <\/p>
Repeated wet sanding beyond two passes soaks the drywall too much, leading to craters, valleys, and melted spots.<\/p>
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Wet sanding drywall is somewhat tedious, but resist the temptation to speed the process by scrubbing aggressively at lumps and rough patches in the drywall mud. Doing so can create craters and holes you\u2019ll end up having to fill. <\/p>
An overzealous approach can also lift or tear the drywall joint tape underneath the mud.<\/p>
DO focus on bumpiest areas.<\/strong><\/h3>Start off with wide gentle strokes to soften the entire stretch of drywall mud, and then focus on the uneven or ridged areas, using circular motions to smudge out the imperfections. <\/p>
Let the sponge and the water do the work\u2014not the strength of your hand. <\/p>
Aim to smooth away imperfections without creating valleys or holes.<\/p>
DON\u2019T forget to rinse and rewet.<\/strong><\/h3>As you work, your sponge will collect drywall and mud, reducing its ability to smooth away imperfections. <\/p>
Remember to rinse your sponge thoroughly in the water bucket whenever it becomes too dirty, and then squeeze out excess water before returning to your task.<\/p>
DO change the water as needed.<\/strong><\/h3>Photo: istockphoto.com<\/figcaption><\/figure>The water in your bucket will turn milky and thick after several rinses of the sponge. <\/p>
Dump the murky stuff and refill the bucket with fresh water to make it easier to clean your sponge. <\/p>
If pouring the water down your sink drain, flush with hot water to prevent any buildup in the pipes.<\/p>
DON\u2019T make more than two passes.<\/strong><\/h3>The worst of the ridges and bumps should be erased during your first pass with the abrasive side of the drywall sponge. <\/p>
During the second pass, focus on smoothing the edges of the drywall mud and achieving the most perfect surface possible, using the fluffy side of the sponge, designed to minimize small imperfections.<\/p>
If two passes aren\u2019t enough, you\u2019ll need to let the drywall dry, and then use sandpaper to finish the job. <\/p>
Repeated wet sanding beyond two passes soaks the drywall too much, leading to craters, valleys, and melted spots.<\/p>
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As you work, your sponge will collect drywall and mud, reducing its ability to smooth away imperfections. <\/p>
Remember to rinse your sponge thoroughly in the water bucket whenever it becomes too dirty, and then squeeze out excess water before returning to your task.<\/p>
DO change the water as needed.<\/strong><\/h3>Photo: istockphoto.com<\/figcaption><\/figure>The water in your bucket will turn milky and thick after several rinses of the sponge. <\/p>
Dump the murky stuff and refill the bucket with fresh water to make it easier to clean your sponge. <\/p>
If pouring the water down your sink drain, flush with hot water to prevent any buildup in the pipes.<\/p>
DON\u2019T make more than two passes.<\/strong><\/h3>The worst of the ridges and bumps should be erased during your first pass with the abrasive side of the drywall sponge. <\/p>
During the second pass, focus on smoothing the edges of the drywall mud and achieving the most perfect surface possible, using the fluffy side of the sponge, designed to minimize small imperfections.<\/p>
If two passes aren\u2019t enough, you\u2019ll need to let the drywall dry, and then use sandpaper to finish the job. <\/p>
Repeated wet sanding beyond two passes soaks the drywall too much, leading to craters, valleys, and melted spots.<\/p>
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The water in your bucket will turn milky and thick after several rinses of the sponge. <\/p>
Dump the murky stuff and refill the bucket with fresh water to make it easier to clean your sponge. <\/p>
If pouring the water down your sink drain, flush with hot water to prevent any buildup in the pipes.<\/p>
DON\u2019T make more than two passes.<\/strong><\/h3>The worst of the ridges and bumps should be erased during your first pass with the abrasive side of the drywall sponge. <\/p>
During the second pass, focus on smoothing the edges of the drywall mud and achieving the most perfect surface possible, using the fluffy side of the sponge, designed to minimize small imperfections.<\/p>
If two passes aren\u2019t enough, you\u2019ll need to let the drywall dry, and then use sandpaper to finish the job. <\/p>
Repeated wet sanding beyond two passes soaks the drywall too much, leading to craters, valleys, and melted spots.<\/p>
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