Hand Sanding vs Power Sanding Drywall: Pros and Cons
Not every drywall job calls for a power sander. For smaller rooms and finish work, I often prefer sanding by hand. It gives me better control, helps prevent over-sanding, and makes it easier to feel imperfections before paint goes on. In this video, I go over the sanding sponges I use, the grit selection, and when hand sanding makes sense—and when it absolutely doesn’t. Ludlow, Massachusetts basement bathroom addition. #MonarchBuildWorks #DrywallFinishing #DrywallRepair #ContractorLife #HomeImprovement

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