
Color Selection Guide
COLORING EFFECTS
Gradient/Rainbow
(G)
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Rainbow or gradient PLA filament shifts colors gradually along its length, flowing seamlessly from one vibrant hue to the next—like red to orange to blue—creating a beautiful spectrum effect. As it prints, the changing filament produces smooth, multicolored transitions that make each 3D object visually unique and striking.
Dual/Tri Color (coextruded)
(C)
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Dual or tri-colored coextruded PLA filament contains multiple colors aligned along the strand, so the printed model appears to shift in color when viewed from different angles. This creates a dynamic, iridescent effect where the object's surface seems to change hue with perspective, adding depth and visual intrigue to every curve and edge.
TRANSLUCENT
(T)
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Translucent PLA filament has a smooth, glass-like appearance that allows light to pass through, giving printed models a soft, glowing quality. Depending on the color and thickness, the object can appear frosted or semi-transparent, enhancing details with a subtle, ethereal effect.
TEXTURES
WOOD
(W)

Wood PLA filament contains up to 30% real wood fibers, giving it a naturally grainy, slightly rough texture that closely resembles real wood. This blend creates a warm, matte finish with subtle variations in feel and color, enhancing the authenticity of wood or stone-like prints.
SHINY/SILK/METALLIC
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Silk or metallic PLA filament has a smooth, glossy texture that reflects light beautifully, giving prints a polished, almost mirror-like sheen. The surface feels sleek to the touch, with a lustrous finish that enhances curves and details for a striking, high-end appearance.

COMMON COLOR SCHEMES

MOAB (DARK)

ROCKY MOUNTAINS

SEDONA

WESTERN STATES

HAWAII

VOLCANOS

PLAINS

PACIFIC NORTHWEST-LIKE
