🦎 Enhanced Accuracy and Sparkle with Chameleon Glitter Filament Review

These are 250g gray, 250g three other colors. It's not a rainbow, it's 50% grey. Don't buy that, buy a quick change type, that's stupid. It's 500g, which isn't enough for a really big print, and it only changes color every 200-250g for me, so it's pointless for a rainbow. Absolutely pointless. It's also a lot weaker than any PLA I've ever used. The purple glitter is good, it's also very weak, both have terrible threads unless printed on 215-220. Just don't bother and buy better quality PLA…

I've been wearing this for a few months and finally got the chance to use it. Both coils were hermetically sealed. While all of my PLA Chameleon prints have turned out amazing, this is the complete opposite of Glitter Purple PLA. I have nothing but Jam/Clog after clogging Glitter Purple. There are no successfully completed prints. I found a diameter discrepancy, as well as many kinks and waves on the spool. Glitter Purple is just poor quality control. Give Chameleon PLA 5 stars, give Glitter…

Bought twice specifically for Chameleon filament. The color change is rather slow, but the large font notices it. These are both about 300 grams of yarn. The first time I bought this thread it was always lighter, the next time it was much darker. The picture of the darker one doesn't accurately represent it as it's a pretty good range of colours. My last one printed with a 210° nozzle, starting at 80° then gradually decreasing to 42°. The filament was a bit tight, but as I lowered the nozzle…