Optimized MG Chemicals Black 🖨️ 3D Printer Filament for Additive Manufacturing Review

This is by far the brightest glow in the dark filament I have ever used. I've used 4 different ones in the last year (Hatchbox, eSun, MeltInk and the unlabeled coil) and am usually a little disappointed in terms of brightness and durability. Not with Super Glow, it's brighter and doesn't fade instantly like others I've used. This will be the only glow in the dark thread I currently use. Oh the print quality. It is excellent. Due to the tempered nozzle, I print a little hotter than usual (all…

I bought Amolen Glow in the Dark and bought MG Chemicals Glow in the Dark Green PLA. green PLA that also glowed in the dark. Yes, it isn't. After being in the light for an hour, he did not let the light through. I took my Amolen Glow in the Dark which is printed in clear white and they don't have a light green glow in the dark, it just glows light green, it glows sooooo brighter and needs almost no light to glow. This MG Chemicals stuff is a joke that it doesn't shine at all. Discussing…

I was skeptical at first as I was unfamiliar with this brand. But I ordered it as it was an item that fit my budget and was available on Amazon at the time. Didn't have to do much to get started. 200 degrees Celsius nozzle temperature, 60 degrees bed with some hairspray to stick on my Ender 3 with glass bed worked successfully the first time! These are my usual PLA settings and I didn't have to change anything! The proof is in the pudding. I printed a mask from Thingiverse as a Christmas tree…