- Is matte PETG harder to print than regular PETG?
- Slightly. The matte additives can increase stringing and make first-layer adhesion less forgiving, so slower first layers and tuned retraction help.
- Does it work with the Bambu Lab AMS?
- Yes, the spool is listed as AMS-compatible. PETG is stiffer than PLA, so keep the PTFE path clear and avoid overly tight spool tension.
- How is it different from PLA?
- PETG is tougher, more heat resistant and slightly flexible, while PLA is stiffer and easier to print. Matte PETG gives a frosted look PLA usually does not.
- Do I need to dry it before printing?
- Yes, PETG absorbs moisture. Dry the spool before first use and store it sealed with desiccant to avoid popping and weak layers.
- What temperatures should I start with?
- Start around 230-250 C nozzle and 70-80 C bed, then adjust for your printer. Matte PETG often prints best a bit slower on the first layer.
- Is the deep grey actually matte?
- Yes, the surface prints frosted and shine-free, which is the point of the matte line. Expect a soft, low-glare look rather than gloss.
- Where is the eSUN PETG Matte Filament 1KG, Shine-Free Color, Frosted Texture, Deep Grey cheapest?
- At Cubic Technology, for $13.00, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the eSUN PETG Matte Filament 1KG, Shine-Free Color, Frosted Texture, Deep Grey?
- 7 stores we checked sell it, including Alibaba.com, 3djake.com, eSUN Official Store, Newegg.com, eBay.