Wet sanding drywall

Wet-sanding drywall joint compound (mud) smooths joints without the annoying dust produced by dry-sanding. Learn the easy techniques for wet-sanding.

Here's Why You Should Wet-Sand Drywall

With the right technique for wet sanding drywall, you can minimize dust while getting the surface ready for paint. Use these pro tips for flawless results.

Knowing how to sand drywall is a task most homeowners will do as part of a painting project. Read this guide for tips on drywall sanding methods.

This week we have an article on to sand drywall using different methods. We also discuss the differences between wet sanding and dry sanding.⁠

5 Beginner Tips for Mudding Drywall

Can you get away without using it? Is skipping this step a mistake? And if is, what grit sandpaper for drywall is the most appropriate?

A comprehensive guide for a smooth, clean paint job Painting drywall in a smooth, clean way can take a bit of effort, but the final product is well worth it. It's best to start by repairing any cracks or holes in the wall. Sand and wipe...