Review on TIANSE Red PLA 3D Printer Filament: Enhance Your Prints with Brilliant Reds by Sean Xayamonty

This stuff is intense. This is probably the most intensely pigmented filament I've ever had, which says a lot. If you like red, this thread is for you. It does not spread or turn orange when exposed to the hot side. It's a gloss/glossy/non-matte type of PLA that people often complain about sticking issues with the printer etc. It sticks well if you have a flatbed. and good general adhesion (I use Elmer's spray adhesive on PEI film) but I wouldn't count on it sticking to bare glass or anything. There can be no question of a deformation. The print shown can warp quite slightly in the corners, but then I didn't see anything. FYI, deformity is something I struggle with often, so I understand the pain. The print in the photo was done at 200ºC, I have used this filament quite successfully between 190 and 240ºC. As one reviewer said, it doesn't require a higher temperature than any other PLA.