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Glow in the dark filament, ranked by £/kg — on offer now, page 2
Filament that glows after being exposed to light. The glowing particles are abrasive, so a hardened nozzle is the safer choice for regular use. Ranked by cost per kilogram.
Hardened vs brass nozzles for abrasive filament →
By finish:All finishesSilk (1,082)Matte (840)Dual & triple colour (604)Rainbow & gradient (505)Translucent (423)Glow in the dark (118)Sparkle & glitter (160)Marble (78)Wood (52)Colour-changing (6)Refills (no spool) (424)
62 currently discounted.
| Product | Material | Weight | Rating | Price | Per kg | Deal |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 250G Glow in the Dark PLA 3D Printer Filament 1.75mm Filajoy3D 3D Printing Fil |
PLA | 0.25 kg | 3.9 out of 5 (64 Amazon ratings) | £30.11 | £120.44 | — |
 PLA Filament Bundle 1.75mm 250g Sample Luminous Green+Luminous Green |
PLA | 0.25 kg | — | £81.20 | £324.80 | — |
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ERYONE (5)
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CCTREE (4)
iBOSS (4)
IEMAI (4)
Polymaker (4)
RepRapper (4)
OVERTURE (3)
Chitu Systems (2)
GIANTARM (2)
Gizmo Dorks (2)
HP3DF (2)
JAYO (2)
SainSmart (2)
TECBEARS (2)
Winkle (2)
ZIRO (2)
Amoybaby (1)
dikale (1)
ELEGOO (1)
eSUN (1)
FFTTY (1)
HATCHBOX (1)
Kingroon (1)
Kretrum (1)
Sovol (1)
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YIWEOG (1)
YOOPAI (1)
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