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1 Lb CBS Specialty Dichroic Scrap - 96 COE
1 Lb CBS Specialty Dichroic Scrap - 96 COE by CBS Dichroic Glass
Price $109.95
Your Savings: - $20.00
Your Price: $89.95 USD   (19% Off)
A $139.80 value.
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Product Features

  • Premium CBS rainbow dichroic coating
  • 1 lb of favorite specialty glasses in assorted shapes and sizes
  • Ideal for creating jewelry and adding dichroic accents to fused projects
  • 96 COE
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Product Description

Rainbow dichroic coating on favorite specialty glasses adds a unique accent to your art with splashes of color, texture and design. 96 COE. 1 lb of CBS Specialty Dichroic Scrap.

Artist Richard Simon created the plate below with a variety of specialty dichroic pieces arranged to create a bold block pattern.

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

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  •   1 lb CBS Specialty Dichroic Scrap - 96 COE
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Pros : a wonderful variety of scrap. better than I have gotten elsewhere.
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Other Thoughts : great jewelry bits.
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Pros : I got a great selection of different dichroic glass, some of which was new to me.
Cons : Some scratches and odd shapes, but not enough to put me off buying again.
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