3DLAC Plus - Spray Bottle Adhesive for Printer 3D Printing - 100 ml

Worked well, makes my nylon stick. Bottle doesn't leak, comes off with water. Works well, easy to use and cheaper than hairspray

I have been using 3DLAC products for 5 years. Before it was a big spray can, now I have switched to this little atomizer. It is more comfortable and holds a little tighter.I use glass in my printer and it works perfectly when cold, but even with PLA I heat the table, because after printing is finished and it cools down (below 30 degrees C) the printout pops up by itself. It is not necessary to use a spatula.During application, you can feel a slight scent, but this one evaporates quickly.What is important to me - it does not make such a mess as glue stick, painter's tape or other inventions.Just spray a light mist on the table and it is ready for the next printing.Once in about 30 prints, I clean the glass and its surroundings with DETTOL cleaning wipes. It comes off perfectly and the printer is clean.One 100 ml bottle is enough for approx. 3 months of everyday prints. Not bad?I can safely recommend this product because I know its value and will continue to use it.

Works well however does leak sometimes

I updated to a couple of new printers that came with Textured PEI build plates. These are naturally grippy but I did find that with some PLA filaments they let go during printing. So I needed a clean solution to my problem. Glue sticks just would not do for a textured build plate. I needed something cleaner and more effective.A friend recommended 3DLAC. What can I say? It works brilliantly. The spray goes on easily, giving good cover across the plate. It adds just the right amount of tackiness to secure the 3D item, even with a cold plate. When removing the 3D item a light flexing of the plate releases.The 3DLAC can be removed by lightly washing the plate in clean soapy water and a microfibre cloth. This gets it ready to be recoated as required. I also add further coats as the printer is used, only washing the plate clean after a build-up of 3DLAC is noticeable.This is a great solution for build plates. I won't be using any other method from now on.

I've used this to replace glue sticks on both smoothe and textured Bambulabs print plates. Goes on effortlessly and the print are very well adhered - perhaps a little too well. No notable buildup and surface texture added. A HUGE upgrade from gluesticks. Highly reccommended

Works so well sometimes I can't get the item off the base!!! Only need the tiniest spray and will work for a few prints before you reapply

Since starting to use this, I have not had any warping problems, despite printing parts that have previously warped. Improved surface finish of first layer. Much better than glue stick. Apply sparingly and not needed for each print. I usually apply only when printing parts with a large area in contact with build plate that can be prone to warping.

This has changed my prints from Warp City, to Stick Town!!!I do a lot of large, long prints on my s1 pro and often have issues with warping (even with an enclosure and IPA-cleaned PEI plate) so this was my last resort before binning the printer and trying investing in a much more expensive one.I've so far had 100% perfect prints, printed about 12-14 long (20-22 hours each) prints and they have all come out perfect (for reference, these prints are a modular drawer system which has rails, so the prints need to be perfect otherwise they won't slide together - especially if a corner has warped).To apply, I give it a few sprays around (I tend to do this when the plate is cool otherwise you can easily over-apply and you'll get white-ish clumps), I clean the build plate every 2-3 prints just to ensure good adhesion.One note - make sure you have a decent scraper as mouse ears and skirts will be stubborn to remove (first time i've ever had to use the scraper since I got the printer!!!)10/10 recommend - get this stuff!!!