SIDDAMENT
Matte Pastel Watermelon PLA
Matte Pastel Watermelon PLA
73 in stock
Pickup available at Parramatta- Appointment only pickup (24/7)
Usually ready in 5+ days
HEX: #E93A3F TD:
Matte PLA filament make your prints layer lines disappear! (note the matting agent used to make it matte is now a inorganic matting agent)
Sidd's Notes and applications
vibrant shade of coral red. This lively color is bright and eye-catching, combining elements of red and orange for a warm and inviting effect. Applicable to be used in regular household items, figurines and models, as long as the printed part is placed in temperatures below 60c, this is the perfect material to use!
Colour Variation Disclaimer
Colour Variation Disclaimer
I will always aim for having the same colour across multiple batches, but with such a wide range of materials, a colour variation between batches is bound to happen eventually, while it is rare, it can still occur. If a colour is noticeably different it will be sold off as clearance stock.
| 🔥 Hotend Temperature | 190-220°C |
|---|---|
| ♨️ Heated Bed Temperature | 60°C |
| 🏠 Enclosure | Not Required |
| 🛠️ Hardened Nozzle | Not Required |
| 💨 Drying Settings | 40-45°C for 4-6 hours |
| 🎨 Colour Stability | ✅ Stable |
| ⚙️ Diameter | 1.75mm |
| ⚖️ Weight | 1kg |
| 📦 Next Stock Comes | May 10, 2025 (in 9 days) |
Customer Reviews
Absolutely brilliant, pops a bit more than the standard Matte Red and my new go-to for Red.
Firstly the price point for this is brilliant! I had been wary to try them as I thought the filament might be a lower quality due to the price but I have been proven wrong!
The colour is vibrant and the matte finish provides a beautiful and smooth look to the finished print.
Some words of warning though, for some reason my Bambu AMS hates the rolls! I'm always having overloading issues due to tangled rolls. I have noticed on a few Siddament rolls that the filament gets caught on the edge near the cardboard sides.
Also you need to dry the filament before using and I bump up my hot end heat by 5 degrees above the profiles recommend setting to get the best results but it could just be my machine. I am using a Bambu P1S with a 0.4mm nozzle.
