Magigoo 3D Print Bed Adhesive Glue for Nylon Filament on PEI Plates, 50mL

Using in a Bambu P2S with PA6-CF. Works extremely well. Pricey but worth it if you are using the expensive filaments. Easy to put on. Comes off easily.

If you are looking for some sort of adhesive then you already have some level of frustration. Buy this stuff and pretty gets simpler. You still need to have a tuned printer but I was struggling with moving from prints with a brim to print in place articulated models. The articulated models kept detaching from my glass bed. I print with a glass bed heated to 50 - 60 degrees. Note....very important. Do not try and remove the models immediately after printing. They will be STUCK to the glass and initially I questioned if this was helping me...yes it sticks but I have to use a pry bar (screwdriver) to remove the prints. On my next print I let it completely cool to 22 degrees and the print was just sitting loose on the bed. I looked at it and it popped loose. The chemist who formulated this stuff is a genius. I'm using it on a glass bed with PLA.

Stuff is a life saver and for what little it costs compared to a failed 6 hour print it is value for the money. To put it on you just apply in the area you want putting lines down vertically then horizontally, that's it easy stuff. It keeps the materials firm to the base even with a less perfect level so it is plenty sticky. To clean the stuff just run it under some water and take a towel to it.

Probably my mistake, but I though this was an adhesion agent, not a release agent. I followed the instructions, shook the bottle, squeezed, covered the entire surface of the plate, then re-covered the very center where I knew the print was going to happen and . . . like a skater on the ice. Even the little pre-print extrusion on the front of the plate didn't stick. The question now is how to get the coating off the plate.

Worked great for printing Elegoo PAHT-CF. Tried Aquanet and glue stick a few times, but this is the only thing I could get to work. Works very well.

Surprisingly effective, especially after trying so many different things before this-- glue sticks, blue tape, kapton tape, hair spray, etc. Even though the bond to a PEI bed isn't super-strong, it's far better than other things that tend to peel off or come loose when printing with nylon. I've printed several designs that all came out with only very minor warping, often only visible once it has been peeled off the bed due to built-up internal stresses. Previous to this, they would almost immediately peel up at the corners and assume a disc shape, utterly worthless. It's the only bed treatment that has ever worked for nylon in my experience, highly recommended!

adhesive works well suggested for use on darkmoon build plate, doesnt not completly com off after use. cost a little more from amazon byt delivered quick

I’m seeing a lot of mixed reviews on this and I just have to say it printed perfectly fine on a stock Anycubic Chiron with an all metal hot end. I’m using Polymakers PA6-CF and had no warping, no adhesion issues and it’s almost hard to get off the bed! I applied a few coats first time using it and had no issue, the tried just one light coat and still held very well. Expensive but when it works on a big piece you’re saving money with less failed prints. 100% recommend to give this a try.

Ive got a couple of reels of esun ePA-CF. Its quite nice filament but it warps like anything. Its an absolute sod, peeling up after a couple of layers (60deg heated chamber, 100deg bed, brims, Hilbert first layer, slowed right down - tried everything) This stuff is expensive but it just works. No more warping, no more huge brims (depending on geometry). Very impressed with it so far.

Con esto te aseguras de que no se te despegue nada, incluso aunque haya un huracán. Estoy muy contento con el resultado. He impreso materiales técnicos, como nylon con fibra de vidrio, y ha funcionado perfectamente.

I tested the Magigoo Pro PA against my existing 3DPrima PrimaFIX glue for Sirayatech PPA and PPA-CF Core filaments and Sunlu PA6-GF25 on a Bambu Lab P2s Engineering plate heated to 100C and a build chamber temperature of 55 at the start of printing, rising to 63-65C. I did not test any other build plate temperatures. Comparing the consistency, the Magigoo Pro PA has a lower viscosity and is clearer when applied, leaving no bubbles, while the PrimaFIX is milky to begin with and leaves a few bubbles but these disappear and the film turns completely transparent once heated up on the bed. Both wash off completely with washing up liquid and hot water. The PrimaFIX provided significantly greater adhesion for all filaments even after 4-5 prints without reapplication. This could be a good thing or a bad thing. If your parts are prone to warping and require very strong adhesion, go with PrimaFIX. If you want to be able to easily remove the parts, and potentially minimise wear on your build plate surface, go with Magigoo Pro PA. I myself will continue using PrimaFIX, which is less than half the price.

Ich habe mir das Magigoo extra für meine Drucke mit PA-CF HT geholt, weil ich mit der Haftung vorher immer wieder Probleme hatte. Seitdem hält das Material deutlich besser auf dem Druckbett und auch größere Drucke bleiben zuverlässig an ihrem Platz. Die Anwendung ist super einfach und man braucht wirklich nicht viel davon. Für mich eine klare Empfehlung, gerade bei anspruchsvolleren Filamenten.

fait parfaitement le job pour du PA, j'achèterais la version ABS par la suite pour comparer.