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Snap-On Plastic Night Light Clip - 100 Pack

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Snap-On Plastic Night Light Clip - 100 Pack
Snap-On Plastic Night Light Clip - 100 Pack
$89.95 USD
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Item# 7031BUL   In Stock
  • White plastic snap-on clips install easily to night light sockets - making it simple to change shades
  • Creating fused, stained glass and mosaic nightlights has never been easier
  • Measures 1-1/4" wide by 3/8" high
  • Sold in a pack of 100

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These white plastic snap-on clips install easily to night light sockets (sold separately), making it simple to change your nightlight shade for every season! 1-1/4" wide by 3/8" high pad is the perfect size to adhere your project to for a secure hold. Simply apply clear silicone adhesive or E6000 to the clip and position on your glass art, then allow to dry - finishing your fused glass and glass-on-glass mosaic nightlights has never been easier. Plus, you can also glue to your stained glass nightlights - ideal for opal base to not see the clip. 100 clips per pack.

Fox project by artist Susan Rath. Tulip project by artist Janelle Kerns. leaf night light by artist Donna Torres. Rocking horse project by artist Steven McLean. All from Delphi's Online Artist Gallery.

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Pros : I like this clip better than the thin and flimsy metal clip that are hard to work with. This one is sturdy and easy to glue glass on. I usually let the pieces sit for 2 days before moving them. Never fails!
Cons : None
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