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Bullseye Disco 20 Piece Pack 12" Clear Circles - 90 COE

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Bullseye Disco 20 Piece Pack 12 Clear Circles - 90 COE
Bullseye Disco 20 Piece Pack 12" Clear Circles - 90 COE by Bullseye Glass Co.
Price $519.95
Your Savings: - $100.00
Your Price: $419.95 USD   (20% Off)
Item# B8368   In Stock
  • 20 Premium pre-cut rounds
  • Quality Bullseye Glass - 90 COE
  • Convenient and easy to use

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Keep your studio stocked with this 20 piece pack of top-quality 12 inch 3 mm round sheets in 90 COE from Bullseye Glass. Pre-cuts make it easy to create bowls, plates, vases and much more. Use clear glass for your base or to cap your project. Use these convenient circles to avoid difficult cutting, wasted and left over glass!

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