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1 Oz CBS Rainbow Dichroic Frit Flakes On Green Transparent - 96 COE

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1 Oz CBS Rainbow Dichroic Frit Flakes on Green Transparent - 96 COE
1 Oz CBS Rainbow Dichroic Frit Flakes On Green Transparent - 96 COE by CBS Dichroic Glass
$43.95 USD
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Product Features

  • Premium CBS dichroic coating covers a remarkable 80% of the frit surface area
  • Rainbow coating provides a variety of colors to create with
  • 96 COE
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CBS rainbow dichroic coating covers a remarkable 80% of the frit surface area, a percentage unmatched by similar products in the market. The smaller size of dichroic frit is great for use in all your glass artwork, especially casting projects. On green transparent medium glass frit. 1 oz. 96 COE.

First project image courtesy of Colour de Verre. Additional project images courtesy of CBS Dichroic. 

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