Nothing glow-in-the-dark is anything that could be described as "bright." What you probably want is something that is florescent under a blacklight. Someone probably makes something specifically for that, but otherwise, a lot of dyes are naturally florescent
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The Polymaker neon filaments fluoresce under black light. Someone was posting pictures on the Voron discord of their printer with the parts all printed in polymaker's neon abs and under a black light it looks like a 90s arcade. It's beautiful.
No, I want filaments which glow in the dark, after being charged by (UV-) light.
You're correct in that none of them would be very bright; I just want as bright as possible 🔆
But thanks anyways 😸✨
Not hatchbox, that's for sure.
If it’s colored, it’s bad. I have a lovely purple GITD pla that even had a warning about the purple one not being that much glowy, it still surprised me. Very short time, very dim even if charged with a UV light… I like the color so all in all no big deal, but wow. Speaking of the suggestion of using UV reactive filament (light that, by the way, would keep the GITD ones glowing) some colors just look bright even without needing to be special. For example I have a bright green PETG that pops with UV light.
FYI I'm now using eSun GITD but the non-rainbow variant; just the regular green one.
Orange, and especially blue, have basically no glow to them whatsoever, so don't use those.
This is the one I'm now using: https://esun3dstore.com/products/esun-luminous-pla-1-75mm-3d-filament-1kg?variant=42987305926871
It's pretty good, an performs a lot better than any of the rainbow ones, and better than the green one from ERYONE