PETG is about 70% of polycarbonate's strength when it comes to impact resistance.
PETG also has insane tensile strength, while also having more flex then ABS.
I have successfully printed PETG before (that's what I used for my sun adapter for the camera during the solar eclipse).
It's just that it wears down the printer's nozzle very fast (the required temperature for printing PETG is rather high, thus it tends to wear down the nozzle's insulator tube rather fast).
While this is the ideal material, I have to charge extra just because PETG is more expensive, and it wears my printer down faster.
Also, yes, i'm really liking the idea of orange.
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@ARikozuM I'm not fully understanding your question.