INLAND Micro Center Glitter PLA 3D Printer Filament 1.75mm - Silver Glittery, Sparkly Filament, Dimensional Accuracy +/- 0.03 mm - 1 kg Spool (2.2 lbs) “ FDM/FFF Printers

This las out nice and reminds me of old fashioned ribbon candy in appearance. Sweet filament with great color!

My first print was messy. I use a prusa. Had to do a live z off set to find the right spacing to prevent the messy first layer. Once I got that the filament extrusion improved. Not sure this is good for 0.05 layer heights yet. But the Boos in the picture are 0.2 mm layer thickness, me they look nice. The red filment is a different brand.Update 11/01/2022: I got some of the water melon filament. It doesn't really work well. The filament forms a plug near the hot end with the filment is retracted during a move. I am have success using the watermelon for vase mode prints. Barely any retractions for vase printing. I will figure out a way to use the 3 spools of it o have. Then never buy the watermelon again.

Nice color and did a great job on project.

It looks "clear" with glitter on the spool, but prints with a perfectly nice glitter shine. Larger models with thicker walls come out opaque, and printing with 4 walls or more, and you don't see the infill.It's a really nice filament, and surprisingly not all that hard on the nozzle. I thought it would be like some other abrasive filaments, but seems to be pretty gentle.

I bought this filament because I've had great success with silk PLA before but this roll is not as advertised.initial layer is stringy on bed, layers are uneven. overall strength was horrible, all it took was a small pull for the whole print to rip apart as seen in the images. used same setting as previous filament but only this one left a imprint stain on printer bed.this is the worst filament I've used gonna stick with previous filament suppler rather wait for shipping customs then receive fast inadequate product

The media could not be loaded.  It's a nice gold two tone filament. The gray is fairly subtle, and the effect depends on print orientation. It prints great, my only issue is my Viper filament sensor hates it and i have to restart prints with it any time i use it. Doesn't stink like other two tone/split filaments i've used.

The items I've printed have come out very nice. The resulting color is a bit more garnet hued rather than the more "grape Kool Aide" that the stock image seems to show but it's very pretty. Right out of the package the filament is more brittle than any other PLA/PLA+ that I've used but that may just be due to the glitter infusion. The oddest thing is that the spool has only one set of end securing holes. Most spools have four sets or at least two. I assume this is the same for all the Inland filament. It makes it necessary to use clips or to waste more filament when locking it in the spool after use.

Spool is made of cardboard and wont work in my AMS. But a few wraps of electrical tape on the edge and set to go. It prints well leaving a nice finish and no tangles.