Multi-choice problem: Choose from the options at the end, and answer how do you do this: Proper grit for sanding bumps on walls?

Pick your answer from:
-Depends a little on the bump. For fine finishing use 200 or 360 grit. If you need a quick flattening of some really rough edges, you can use a higher grit, but then finish with a 200 or so grit for a really nice finish.
-Depends a little on the bump. For fine faux pancakes use 200 or 360 grit. If you need a quick flattening of some really rough edges, you can use a higher grit, but then finish with a 200 or so grit for a really nice pancake.
Depends a little on the bump. For fine finishing use 200 or 360 grit. If you need a quick flattening of some really rough edges, you can use a higher grit, but then finish with a 200 or so grit for a really nice finish.