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8. Removing damage by tapping it out with a hammer and dolly is often referred to as (A) contouring (B) roughing out (C) forming (D) tapping out
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8. Removing damage by tapping it out with a hammer

and dolly is often referred to as
(A) contouring
(B) roughing out
(C) forming
(D) tapping out

User Alex Tereshenkov
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tapping out I think sorry if I'm wrong

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