Review on 🌈 SUNLU Rainbow Filament: Multicolor Gradual Blend by Gary Shakeone

If I MUST find something wrong with this filament, it's that the colors in the photos are just SLIGHTLY deeper than they actually are, and that the suggested temperatures are between the Lying what's on the box, on the paper in the box, and on the roll itself can get a little confusing. BUT these are small things and probably not even worth mentioning. Other than that, this filament looks amazing and prints flawlessly. If you look closely at the base of the rocket engine in the photos, you can see a slight split. It was my fault due to poor support. In my video I redid the base of the motor in black. There are no bubbles or warps and it has a silky sheen. The square/round object was just a simple temperature test design. The temperature changed every 10mm as indicated in my photo. At 190 it still prints well but the colors are a little washed out and I didn't go above 230. Anywhere between 200 and 230 looks good. The dots on the round half are random start/stop points (Z stitch). I have the Z-seam on the rocket on the back of all my photos. The rocket was printed on a CR10s @ 220°, 0.4mm nozzle, 0.2mm layer height at 2400mm/min. I only wish I had printed it in 2 parts instead of 5 so the color flows smoothly.