Snap-On Brass Night Light Clip - 100 Pack

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Snap-On Brass Night Light Clip - 100 Pack
$69.95 USD
A $95.00 value.
Item# 7029BUL   In Stock
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Product Features

  • Brass snap-on clips install easily to night light sockets - making it simple to change shades
  • Solder directly to your art or use adhesive on the wide pad for a firm bond
  • Fits 4-1/4" coasters - ideal for use with your fused and mosaic projects
  • Bulk package is ideal for making night lights for craft shows, gifts or favors
  • Sold in a 100 pack
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Product Description

Night Lights Make Quick and Thoughtful Gifts
Make a charming stained glass night-light, a wonderful weekend project! Clips snap-on to night light fixtures for a secure fit. Use with night light hardware #702612, sold separately. Clip color may vary. 100 clips per pack.

Celestial night light from "All Through the Night" by Teny Nudson. Sunset night light from "Creative Techniques in Stained Glass" by Cliff Kennedy.

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4 out of 5 stars
  •   Night Light Clips
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Pros : Easy to work with. Long base for adhering strength.
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Other Thoughts : I use a pliers to close the opening, then squeeze the night light base in. This helps for tighter fit. Initially wasn't thrilled with these, but have grown to like them better than screw and nut design.
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2 out of 5 stars
  •   old ones are better
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Pros : just snaps in
Cons : the nightlight wobble to much. The other clips were able to tighten with the screws
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5 out of 5 stars
  •   Great product!
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Pros : Easy to snug around the neck of the outlet base. Has a long face plate to hold enough glue to adhere glass nightlights.
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Other Thoughts : Best to roughen up metal and glass before adhering with adhesive. E6000 works well.
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