Yes every color gives slightly different results and can require quite different print settings to get get the same appearance.
Some are just really bad. Like the old UltiBlue that ultimaker stopped selling.
Don't know if it's down to how different colors absorb heat or the additives they use to get the desired colors. Maybe Both?
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xeno 108
I experienced the same, the black does give the smoothest result,
white is always more sticky out of the nozzle and gives a rough blobby surface, I tried many setting, but it's never as smooth as black, I'll prob never will use it again.
I Maybe it's because of certain pigments that influence the print
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ahoeben 1,981
Yes, colorfabb whites have a rough surface finish. On the positive side, these prints can be sanded to a really nice plaster-like finish.
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