ZIRO 3D Printer Filament PLA 3.0mm(2.85mm) Marble Color 1KG(2.2lbs) - White

This is one of my favorite 3D printing filaments. It really gives the appearance of carved stone to the printed objects. For some reason the print quality is noticeably better than other PLA filaments I've used. I use standard PLA settings in Cura to create the print files and it works great.

I’m printing a Dwarven dungeon and wanted a PLA that would need minimal painting and this is IT! It looks great, printed fine til I left it out too long (my fault, they told me it would absorb atmospheric moisture) and it got brittle and soft (how is that even possible?!).I ordered and received it in 2 days, gonna print a lot more with this PLA!

I love this filamenthave gotten three rolls nowit works very well and it looks great. The black specks enhance the detail and cause no issues with printing.

Filament works great for me, and I really like the marble look to it. Will buy again.

This filament has a really good looking marble texture. The only issue I have is that it's super sensitive to moisture, and becomes brittle, snaps easily, and doesn't extrude consistently after sitting for a couple months. Even more so than my other PLA filaments. I'm not counting this against the product that hard, because I can easily dry it back out, and it goes back to printing nicely.

Arrived old & brittle. Didn’t print successfully. Do not buy this filament.

I basically gambled on this filament (ordered it through my department, which is why it isn't a "verified purchase" for me - had to use p-card) because I am frequently asked for architectural models such as temples and churches. "Grey" isn't really that pretty of a color for them especially if they're originally some kind of fancier stone.This filament is very nice. I used it on my normal Polymaker PLA settings with TAZ 6 Lulzbot and got excellent results. It works on its own or as a part of a color stack, no issues adhering to other PLAs. Clean melt and good consistency, no weird blorps or irregularities in the extrusion, and a true flecked texture when complete. I've included a fairly complex print example as my photo - it's the Tempietto, downloaded from Thingiverse. I've also used it on my own original designs but most of them are a bit simpler and I feel this one really shows the capability of the filament.

I was not able to use this filament due to it not being hard, and flaky