MG Chemicals - PLA17TL1 Translucent PLA 3D Printer Filament Review

I bought Amolen Glow in the Dark and MG Chemicals Glow in the Dark Green PLA, I really like the light green color so I thought it was would be great to have bright green PLA that also glows 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

I was skeptical at first as I wasn't familiar with the 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…

UPDATED TO 5 STARS! If I'm wrong, I'm wrong. So it turned out that I had to lower the printing temperature much lower than I expected. It prints way less than any other PLA I've used. That's one of the tricky things when the print areas are so big. Now I print at 200 degrees with amazing quality without any problems. Not 210, 205, 190 or 195. 200 is the best solution with no problems. OK, now that I know. I wish I had discovered this without using much of the roll on test prints. Spring. I…