However, this black is a VERY dark purple. I understand that all PETG is translucent and that you’d be able to see the base color if you shine a light through or are in direct light. But this is purple.

Have no issues with this spool. It’s just the run when the change over their extruder from different colors. The spool I received is just some plain grey. I love it, perfect for running test prints or things that should be grey.

Used to use other brands of PETG but quality varied on batches. Bought multiple rolls over the year and all have printed great! Switching to this for all products I print with PETG

This is basically a mystery box. The petg i got was a grey/off white along the whole roll. If you need a roll of 'color doesnt matter' filament this is a good way to save a buck or two. I really just bought this to test a new brand, and after doing so bought the 'sunglasses bundle.' So, yea. Not only would buy again, but did.

I decided after my first two rolls that greengate would be the brand I use to print with petg. It’s really predictable and easy to dial in. I think I had about 3 “test” prints in before I had it dialed and the settings have transferred across there filaments. I’ve had a little issue with the sandman tan with some clogging of .4mm and smaller nozzles, but I usually just print that with my .8mm nozzle anyway. Just ordered some black and the transition spool.

Printed a few things with this filament so far. Lays down nice, I’ve had no stringing issues so far, based off the other 3 filaments from greengate, I won’t have any issues. Nice stuff.

Greengate’s PETG is great. I stayed away from other companies PETG filaments for a while because I could never quite get the results I was looking for. This Greengate PETG changed all that. The filament just prints smoothly with no discoloration and it’s a smooth surface even as high as 0.28 layer heights. The Ice Blue color is absolutely amazing and looks great back lit. The spools are rolled perfectly as well, something I can’t say for about 75% of other vendors. Overall I’m super satisfied with Grengate’s product and will be back for more

I have printed over 3Kg of this stuff, and so far so good! But was a little surprised to see that the next 5 spools had a lot of color variation. Some are deep purple, and only look black in poor lighting. I probably should have expected this from recycled material, and it is a small inconvenience. If I can get true black next time, I will specify. If you are looking for a deep purple, check this stuff out!

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This color really is what brought me to greengate’s site. I wound up buying Sandman Tan and this Pink Grapefruit. This pink is a dead match for a pink grapefruit, with a very small amount of tiny metal flake, really makes this filament unique. The spools I purchased print well around 220c. Prints great, strong layers, first layers are stress free, minimal stringing compared to esun and sunlu, the only other petg I’ve printed with. I’m satisfied enough with this brand to stick with them while I dial in my print settings.

The spools I purchased print well around 220c. Color is pretty accurate to the pictures. Prints great, strong layers, first layers are stress free, minimal stringing compared to esun and sunlu, the only other petg I’ve printed with. I’m satisfied enough with this brand to stick with them while I dial in my print settings.

This filament is gorgeous! It prints exceptionally well and produces a captivating look. It’s finish is more accurately described as “satin” rather than “matte” — there is still a bit of a highlight but definitely duller and less plasticky than typical filaments. It has an appealing feel to the touch, as well. At smaller layer heights the layer changes all but disappear, and the part looks like it’s made of flowing satin fabric. For me, 235° C has been the sweet spot.

To start I honestly love all of the GreenGate3D filament I hav used. By far one of my favorite PETGs.

This glow in the dark filament is really cool though. I prints well as the additive really gets bright when you expose it to UV light. Definitely picking up more so I can print spooky season items fr my shop!

I've gone through a few spools of this PETG both for personal and work projects and have been really impressed with the prints. It feels good to be using material that's both fully recycled and made in the USA, still for a very reasonable price. PETG holds up quite well in harsh chemical environments which has been a pleasant surprise--it survives my work environment of nasty combustion products, mineral oils, and UV light that has made plastic and rubber parts and cable insulation break down or crack. I'll definitely be a return customer and recommend to others.

Only thing I could complain about is that some spools have come with punctured vacuum seals, but it hasn't caused me any problems so I won't take off a star for that. Not sure if that's happening during processing or shipping.

This PETG prints very good, maybe even better than Prusament PETG. Cool grey is a very nice grey and just right to show details in prints and not too dark so it makes a good contrast color on multi color prints. Definitely will be getting more when I run out. I need to try some other colors as well if they print as good as this.