Steel Blue Transparent, Thin-rolled, 2 mm, Color Sample, 2 x 2 in.

Steel Blue Transparent, Thin-rolled, 2 mm, Color Sample, 2 x 2 in.

$4.60 USD
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Steel Blue Transparent, Thin-rolled, 2 mm, Color Sample, 2 x 2 in.
Steel Blue Transparent, Thin-rolled, 2 mm, Color Sample, 2 x 2 in.

Steel Blue Transparent, Thin-rolled, 2 mm, Color Sample, 2 x 2 in.

001406-0050-M-0202

$4.60 – $4.60

Steel Blue reflects industrial material culture ®metal, sky, and engineered surfaces. Clean and contemporary, it performs especially well in graphic or large-scale compositions. A transparent sheet glass ready for kilnforming, stained glass, mosaic, and modern architectural work.

Testing a new palette? This 2x2 inch sample allows you to see exactly how this style interacts with light and any colors you plan to pair it with.
$4.60 USD
Overview

Color Reference and Evaluation

Bullseye glass samples provide a focused way to evaluate color, surface character, and light transmission before committing to larger quantities. Selected from the middle of Bullseye's color range, each sample represents the intended appearance of the glass.

Samples are designed for visual reference rather than compatibility testing and are not intended for kilnforming. They are especially useful for palette planning, comparison, and understanding how a color behaves in reflected and transmitted light.
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Dimensions:

All sizes are approximate.

Fusible

Tested Bullseye compatible.

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