Geeetech Clear PLA Filament 1.75mm, Excellent Transparency, Neatly Wound 3D Printer Filament 1kg(2.2lbs), Dimensional Accuracy +/- 0.02 mm, Fit Most FDM 3D Printers

Geeetech Gold Silk PLA is simply the only "Gold" color I will use when trying to get something to look shiny and not "just bright yellow". This filament really LOOKS LIKE GOLD! I'll include some of my print details below, and my photos were printed on a Bambu X1C.I found the best shine by heating it hotter, and slowing down the outer walls:Nozzle temp 235C on all layersMax Volumetric Speed: 8Outer wall speed: I use 50mms, but sometimes 80 or 100 can work. The slower, the shinier.

Fun to make Golden Awards out of.Prints fine like any other filament just make sure you keep it dry like all other onesTemp is normal in my Bambu P1S no Stringing and Adheres just fine.

One of the cleanest printing filaments I have, even when its not been dried. Is a little prone to stringing at higher temps, but damn solid and looks good.

This lives up to the color.We're all always worried about the color it's going to be, not the color in the pretty picture on Amazon. My project needed Silk Blue and Silk Gold. This blue was a perfect compliment to the gold.Bambu P1S with AMS, normal bambu slicer setting for PLA Slik. Perfect print first time, and with different projects after.

Good filament and prints well, best gold I've come across. Not impressed with packaging. Filament was not in a vacuum sealed bag and was just placed into a box.

This gold filament is an excellent color. Everything printed so far has turned out very well and it does have a bit of shimmer to it.

My son LOVES this filament! Easy to remove from the Adventure 3 printer base and easy to remove the prints from the rafts! I will definitely be ordering more!

giving this four stars because it fed well and printed nicely in my P1S AMS setup. I had issues with transparency and many of my prints ended up being more translucent then transparent. not sure this is due to this specific product, may be more the nature of printing with transparent filament. I did not have the time to continue to experiment but would advise if expectations are to get a totally transparent print be prepared to invest the time to figure out how to best do that.