Magigoo 3D Printer Bed Plate Adhesive Glue for Polypropylene Filament, 50mL

Works wonderfully well on a BBL textured PEI plate with Inslogic PP. Once I got the Brim, bed temp and chamber temp set, this stuff worked great. It WILL NOT work miracles, just saying. You still gotta get your bed temp and chamber temp right. Otherwise it won't matter what adhesive you used PP will warp right off the plate. It is easy to apply but I'm not a fan of the "dauber" tip. First use is good, second use you have to kind of work the stuff out since the adhesive has kinda dried out on the dauber. Eventually it starts working and application is fine. It is easy to clean off with warm soapy water. Use warm water with Dawn dish soap and a fingernail brush and you can't go wrong.

Polypropylene (PP) is notoriously difficult to stick to standard build surfaces, but this Magigoo PP formulation completely eliminates edge curling and bed separation—even on large prints that typically lift. The foam applicator tip makes it easy to apply a clean, uniform layer across flex plates, PEI, glass, or Kapton. Once the print bed cools down, the finished part pops off effortlessly without tearing or damaging the build surface. While it's specifically formulated for PP rather than general filaments like ABS or PLA, a single 50ml bottle goes a long way. If you regularly print with polypropylene filament, this adhesive is non-negotiable. Highly recommended 5/5.

It works. PP sticks to the build plate when I use this.

Helps pp filament stick to a buildplate with almost zero issues

The best adhesion is with the sheet that you stick on the print bed that comes with Yousu PP filament, but it is only good for one print, and it is hard to remove from the print ... but it has worked consistently. Magigoo PP definitely 'can' work, and often for multiple prints before re-applying, and Magigoo has been my favorite for bed adhesion for other difficult materials, but there is a learning curve in preparing each print to be successful with Magigoo and PP filament ... like very wide brims, etc.

Granted I have the Qidi Max4 that gets 100C bed and 65C chamber, but it still couldn't print PP-CF until this PP glu. It's not magic and the first 3 layers need to be slow and hot, but I works as advertised. It's way better than buy a seperate plate or using tape.

I had previously used clear packing tape for my PP prints - while this works, it is a pain to use as the print sticks a bit too well to the tape. My first several tries with Magigoo PP had the print break free after a few layers. I was about to give up when I decided to try a different build plate (Lightyear G10 rather than the Bambu Engineering Plate), and that was more promising. What eventually worked for me was a bed temp of 70C and a thick coat of Magigoo PP, plus dialing back print cooling and turning off my printer's (Bambu X1C) chamber and aux fans. I also added a 5mm brim, but this print probably didn't need it based on how well it was sticking to the plate. I love that the print releases when the plate cools, and that the adhesive cleans off with water. I think a smooth PEI plate would also work as a base.

I used this on a cool texture bed. Applied a single coat so far and have printed over 25 Polypropylene prints without a single failure.

Ya me había cansado de que de buenas a primeras algunas piezas se desprendieran de la cama en plena impresión a pesar que siempre limpiaba la cama antes de una impresión y con las temperaturas específicas del fabricante del filamento para cama y cabezal y ni aún así. Ya con esto asunto arreglado, estoy muy satisfecho, mantiene muy bien adherida la primera capa de impresión incluso con filamento que me ha costado trabajo que se mantenga adherido a la cama.

Ich habe versucht Filament mit ähnlichen Eigenschaften wie PP zu drucken (Bavaria Faments, Olefin). Auf dem Bambulab war eine Haftung des Objekts weder mit der kalten, noch mit der texturierten Druckplatte zu erreichen. Mit der Hochtemperaturplatte und mit dem Klebestift gelang letztendlich eine ausreichende Druckbetthaftung unsaubere Druckergebnisse. Ich bin kein Freund von Klebestiften, 3-D, Lack oder Konstruktionen mit Klebeband, aber einige Materialien lassen sich nur schwer beherrschen. Mir fehlt der Vergleich zu anderen Klebestiften, aber mit diesem (doch recht teurem) Kleber hat mein Druck funktioniert. Ich werde daher dabei bleiben, wenn ich PP oder Olefin verarbeiten muss.

I was a bit reluctant to buy this because of the price, but after testing I now regret nothing. With this thing I can print polypropylene (PP) on my bambu A1 mini without an enclosure. I use this glue on smooth high temp bed at 80°C, it is super easy to apply and wash off after the print. I just printed like a dozen objects and none have warped off the bed at all. After the print is done it is super easy to unstick from the bed, the glue can be washed off very easily with barely warm water or a wet cloth. One small concern is that I notice some small chunks of gunky stuff inside the bottle, stuck on the walls of it, but they cannot come out through the tip and haven't created any problems so far.

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I used it with my Ender 3 printer and various filaments. It worked very well with LW pla. It’s pricey, but it works, and it seems easier to clean from the print bed as well.