Wet Sponge, Big Chips. Dry Sponge, Fine Chips. You Want Both. @PaintonPlastic
Wet Sponge, Big Chips. Dry Sponge, Fine Chips. You Want Both.  @PaintonPlastic
Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
If you take one thing from this: sponge wetness controls everything. Loaded and wet gives big, open, chonky chips. As it dries, they tighten and go fine. You want the whole gradient β€” the transition between big and fine is what reads as depth.

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