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Re-Strip Copper Reinforcing Strip - 25 Feet

Re-Strip Copper Reinforcing Strip - 25 feet
Re-Strip Copper Reinforcing Strip - 25 feet
Re-Strip Copper Reinforcing Strip - 25 Feet by Cascade Lead Products Ltd
$13.95 USD
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Product Features

  • Rigid ribbon like copper strip is perfect for reinforcing stained glass panels - for both copper foil and lead came methods
  • Re-Strip measures 5/32" wide and 25' long

Product Description

Reinforce Your Stained Glass Project Like a Pro!
Re-Strip is a rigid ribbon like strip of 10 mil thick copper that is used between glass pieces as hidden structural reinforcement. To use, insert into lead came channel or solder between foiled panels. Recommended for windows, on lampshade edges, or in any fragile construction. Measures 5/32" wide by 10 mil thick by 25 ft. long.

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