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1/2 Lb CBS Wissmach Textures Dichroic Scrap On Clear - 96 COE

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1/2 Lb CBS Wissmach Textures Dichroic Scrap On Clear - 96 COE

1/2 Lb CBS Wissmach Textures Dichroic Scrap On Clear - 96 COE

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  • Premium CBS dichroic coating
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CBS Wissmach scrap packs gives you unlimited potential. Create with Wissmach textures on clear glass coated with CBS Dichroic. Scrap Pack includes 1/2 lb of textured dichroic glass in assorted, shapes, sizes and coatings on clear glass. 96 COE.

There are no extra boxing charges for glass packs. Photo is one example, assortments will vary.

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