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Glue Chip Glass Pack

Glue Chip Glass Pack by Designed By Delphi
$57.95 USD
Item# 8039   In Stock

  • Fabulous for projects where visual distortion is desired
  • Includes both single and double glue chip styles
  • Good for stained glass projects
  • 6 large pieces, 12" x 12" each

Product Description

Frosty's Favorite Pack!
Create with our most popular clear background glass. Also know as "Jack Frost" glass because its surface texture is similar to frost on a windowpane. It's great for backgrounds and other small project and looks wonderful with bevels! Pack contains 6 pieces, 12" x 12" each. Includes both single and double glue chip styles. Perfect for your next stained glass project.

Glass pieces are marked with item numbers for easy reordering. Pricing includes boxing charge. Photo is one example; actual glass may vary. Sizes are approximate.

 

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Pros : Nice quality glass. I’ve always had a hard time cutting glue chip, but for some reason, not this.
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