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yeah "new medium" for me. Process of learning, I do take dents seriously, but wasn't sure to pass on dents for Damascus. I'm sure you've all been through all this before so Thanks for your patience and guidance!
Thank you guys for the reply!
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06-05-2017, 02:10 PM
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As stated dents in welded pattern and fluid steel barrels, present the same set of problems and should be corrected. Damascus tends to be easier to completely remove dents and ripples.
Brad
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