COEX - Iced Amethyst PLA
#715B66
| General Info | ||
|---|---|---|
| Hot end temp | 205 | |
| Bed temp | 60 | |
| Filament type | PLA | |
| Date added | Mar 03, 2019 | |
| Donated by | Justin Voelker | |
Notes
This swatch is absolutely gorgeous and it's so difficult to show on camera. It has a pearlescent effect that fades from plum purple to more of a pickle green -- very surprising and looks amazing. I will definitely be picking some of this up for myself; printing it was a dream but the effect is truly something else. Definitely worth having for a showpiece filament.
Matching Colors
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#7B6469
Pantone PMS 437 C
#7E5475
Pantone PMS 5135 C
#746661
Pantone PMS 410 C
#6F5965
Fashion and Interior Designers 18-1708 TCX
#796271
Industrial Designers PQ-8463C
#725C68
Graphic Designers 7659 UP
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#6B695F
RAL Classic RAL 7039
#775460
RAL Effect RAL 560-4
#6E5861
RAL Design System+ H350L40C10
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Analogous Color
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Triadic Color
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The rectangle color scheme uses four colors arranged into two complementary pairs and offers plenty of possibilities for variation. Rectangle color schemes work best when one color is dominant. Wikipedia
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Similar Colors
Sometimes the specific color or filament that the site suggests just isn't available... or maybe you'd just like to try something similar! Here's COEX's Iced Amethyst and the two closest swatches in the library!
