Glow in The Dark Filament

Stuff prints great on my Bambu P2. I really like the color, it's slightly translucent as clear PETG tends to be and has a very nice gradient to prints. Maybe my favorite color I've printed so far, and seems robust enough in mechanical terms as well although I haven't tested fully.

The color is vibrant, consistent, and looks amazing on finished prints—exactly what I was hoping for. It has a smooth, rich tone that really pops, whether I'm printing small models or larger pieces. Print quality has been excellent. The filament feeds perfectly with no jams, and layer adhesion is solid. I’ve had zero issues with warping or stringing, and the surface finish is clean and professional-looking every time. It’s clear this is a high-quality filament, and it’s become my go-to for any projects that need a bright, eye-catching pink. Highly recommend for anyone who wants great results and reliable performance!

Review is for the: "iSANMATE 3D Printer Filament, PLA Filament Glow in The Dark, 1.75mm Dimensional Accuracy +/- 0.03 mm, 1 kg Spool" As with most any filament from the factory... it works best when dried for 10+ hours. Many people report how brittle this filament is & yes, wet filament is brittle. So, dry it first. Then it will work well. I have had great prints with the Glow filament. After charging off a Bright light for 20 minutes, it will last for a few hours. Thicker prints works best of course, as there is more product to glow. Good detail can be printed with this. Important to have the settings correct, as the Glow is actually a PLA+ which melts at a higher temp than PLA. Appears to be a bit stronger than PLA, but not like a CF or PETG. I would purchase again. Be sure to dry it first.

My first batch of this filament was good. Read my original review below. Not sure what happened, but this current batch is absolutely terrible. The first batch at least looked like it matched the colors. This batch, even though they were all different colors, all looked green. Not a problem, just annoying. The real problem is that it is so brittle! It snaps mid print, and even to the point it became extremely hard to unload as it kept snapping. Lastly it appears to glow less bright and for less time. Really not a good experience at all. I definitely won't be back for more. Sad. I'm new to 3D printing, but I have been a quick study and I'm starting to get some really cool stuff coming out of my Creality Ender 3 V2 Neo. I bought this glow in the dark medium to get some Halloween decorations ready for myself and my friends. The filament loaded into the printer fine and I never had a problem with it not sticking to the base or getting caught in the feeder. The haunted stump took 12 hours to print and it never had an issue. When it came time to unload it to put my normal filament in, it came out without a hitch all in all I'm very happy with the product. I just wish that they sold the colors individually as running such a big print ate through my green spool pretty quickly! ;). PS - It's been two week since I printed this and it still glows super bright in the dark.

I was excited to find some nice strong glow in the dark PETG! I had some little water resistant keychain containers I wanted to print and I thought a glow in the dark lid would "brighten" them up. The colors print beautifully on my Bambu P1S (I might have had to raise the temp 5C ) and printed smoothly. I noticed no brittleness, stringing, and used a 04mm hardened steel nozzle - so no clogging. Note, I keep my plates well scrubbed with Dawn and wipe with IPA before each use. I also store my filaments in cereal boxes with plenty of fresh desiccant and keep them below 20% moisture. The reason I took off a a star was the purple did not glow. I got the 4 color sample pack and maybe I got a bad batch but I did read one other person had trouble with the strength of the purple glow. Mine did not glow at all. Now it is STILL a beautiful color and I am thinking of ordering another roll (I am a purple addict). Forgot to take a picture of them. Next time I print all 4, I will add a photo to the review.

With my very first 3D printer, I could only print with ABS. At that time, I frequently printed in a Glow ABS. Kids just seem to be really intrigued by Glow-in-the-Dark items and it was a big seller back then. I have looked for PLA in a glow for quite some time and the only items I found were way to over priced for my tastes. Then I stumbled across ISANMATE's Glow in the Dark Filament and decided to give it a go. When the box arrived and I opened it, I saw the same quality packaging that I always see in ISANMATE's filaments, solid box with a nicely vacuum packaged roll of filament. Removing it from the package only took a few minutes and it was set to print. I really appreciate the quality of the spooling of the filament. Nice even rows of filament shows that ISANMATE takes the time to get it right the first time. I normally do a test print, without running a Temp Tower, just to see hoe the filament prints with "Standard Settings" The Benchy printed beautifully on my MK3s. Once the print was done, I let the print sit in the bed and cool and soak in the light. Then I turned off the lights to see how well the glow would show. Some filament I have tried in the past, had a very low glow and it was difficult to take photos without adding some additional light. Not so for this filament, these photos are straight from my phone. There is a little bit of stringing visible but a few extra degrees of heat will fix that and then these will be perfect. The last image is what 3D printing is all about. Our old Christmas tree star died and we had to buy a new one. The star came with a terrible mount that looked like it was made from the top of a milk carton. as tall as our tree id, the star would never fit on top with that stupid mount. I took the mount from the old star and testid it. The "Chip Clip" design is great and allows the star to be mounted lower on the tree and that way it clears the ceiling. The mount had a green tube on top that fit the old star but didn't fit the new one, it was bigger. After 15 minutes of time in the modeling software and 30 minutes of print time and the new star was on the tree. The glow filament isn't as white/white as the star but buried in the tree, you'll never notice. All in all, I have come to like ISANMATE's filament and the price is very hard to beat. If you need to GLOW, give this filament a try!!

The way this filament was spooled made printing hard! It was smushed at the corner at each row. Filament broke once during print from this. Filament itself is good but the spooling sucks and I won’t buy it again.

These glow in the dark filaments are great! They just need a little light and they glow a long time. The only thing is if you want all the rainbow colors on a print, it needs to be fairly large. Otherwise, you willnonky get 2 colors. Quality is good. No issues with printing.

The filament loaded and printed very smoothly. Stuck to the build plate very well. No clogs or failures. Luminosity requires UV light. Sunlight will work but it's harder to see because it's daytime. I also print with resin so have a number of UV lights around. 10 minutes in front of one and see picture attached.

Filamento fantastico, è resistente ed è davvero fluorescente!!! Escono dei lavori bellissimi

Ottimo

Excelente color, muy buenas impresiones.

Bad quality