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I might have typed before I 'thunk'...you're absolutely right, aside from helping with paper loading, the water shouldn't make much difference in the feel or finish.
Having said that, I sort of agree with Keith. Wet sanding somehow seems to make the sanded surface feel smoother. I'm neither a scientist or a professional painter so I don't know for sure.
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