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Clear Double Glue Chip

Clear Double Glue Chip
Unit Size* Price Qty 
medium 12" x 12" $8.75 USD
large 18" x 24" $25.95

Item# M3902   In Stock

Product Features

  • Also known as Jack Frost Glass because its surface texture is similar to frost on a windowpane
  • Glue chip glass is great for backgrounds and compliments beveled glass beautifully
  • Great for use in cabinets and entryways
  • Good for Stained Glass Projects


Product Description

A sheet of clear glass is coated with glue and slowly baked until the glue peels off. As it pulls away, it chips the surface of the glass, creating a texture similar to frost on a window pane. Double Glue Chip has been chipped twice to produce a very tightly patterned texture.

Clear textured glass, sometimes called architectural glass, can add incredible depth and beauty to your home. Textures, ranging from subtle to dramatic, add privacy, movement, and create ambiance in designs like nothing else. Most commonly used in cabinets and entryways, clear textures can be used to add dazzling appeal to panels, sun catchers and more! Use alone or in combination with other textures and colors to create a stunning piece of glass art.

Color wheel panel by artist Steena Gaut.
 

Photo above is a general representation of glass colors. Colors may vary. Sizes are approximate.

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Pros : Easy to cut; all pieces fit naturally together, making it easy to fill in background glass. All my customers think it's a high end glass because it is!
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