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Spectrum Rootbeer: Brown/ Gold Streaky, Granite by Spectrum Glass

Unit Size* Price Qty 
medium 12" x 12"  $5.55
Buy 12 or more for $4.45 each
large 16" x 24"  $14.75

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Product Features
  • Good for Stained Glass Projects
  • Easy to Cut
  • Consistent Pattern and Texture
Product Description
Spectrum Translucent Opals are approximately a 50/50 blend of cathedral color and white opal glass. Rich colors with gentle streaky patterns are characteristic of this glass that offers reduced light transmission without complete opacity.

Photo above is a general representation of glass colors. Colors may vary. Sizes are Approximate.
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5 stars Gorgeous! By on
Pros : This glass has a very rich gold with beautiful brown swirls as pictured. It's also very easy to cut. I love this glass and would absolutely buy again!
Cons : No cons that I could see.
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5 stars Rich Root Beer By on
Pros : Rich streaks of medium to dense golds and dark golden browns. The photo shown is a bit brighter than the piece I got, but regardless of the intensity, this glass can be used for many applications. The first time I used it for tree branches. The granite texture really brought out the intended texture of the bark, with light and shadow.
Cons : Longer cuts were more difficult if too narrow (less than an inch).
Other Thoughts : Root Beer is a great name for this glass!
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5 stars wfh4him@yahoo.com By on
Pros : I used this to make several pieces for my church. It makes beautiful crosses. So easy to work with.
Cons :
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