Creality 3D Printer Glue Sticks for Hot Bed Warping Reducing 3D Printer Bed Adhesive PVP Solid 3D Print Glue Stick 3D Gloop for PLA/ABS/PETG/PC/PA/TPU(Pack of 2)

These are by far the best glue sticks for 3D printing bed adhesion. Especially when dealing with stubborn filaments. Easy to apply, to a cold or heated bed surface. And it’s super easy to remove with plain water. Although this stuff continues to work print after print. It doesn’t peel off smooth print surfaces like magigoo or other popular adhesion products. You really get your moneys worth with this multipack. If you want to stop wasting time and filament with failed prints due to poor adhesion, do yourself a favor and just buy it. You’ll thank me later

Quality product and easy to use. Quick dry with nominal odor. Great addition to printing experience.

Great glue. Holds and cleans off build plate easily

These are great. Shipping was great. They spread nicely, and don't feel like I'm using too much for the area covered (plenty comes in each stick for multiple prints, and there's leftover on the bed for another print too. I love how well it lasts so I dont need to re-coat the whole print bed each use, just re-do any spots that are a little lacking. They dont make a sticky mess, neither on the model nor on the printer. It's hardly noticeable on the model and easy to clean off with water. It is not sticky like other methods cause, and it sticks the models very firmly but is able to be removed. It also gives you a bit of leeway for manually calibrated print head heights. I don't see compatibility issues with any plastics or print beds as its easily washed off in water. Will buy again. Will use on all the prints I truly care about.

These gave me total confidence in the adherence in my printing, i no longer have to worry about my first layer not adhering

Nothing says "I take my melted plastic hobby seriously" like smearing what appears to be a giant ChapStick made of dehydrated kindergarten paste across a heated aluminum slab. The Product: It's white. Boring, medical-grade, "I definitely didn't just pay shipping costs for something I could buy at a dollar store" white. You swipe it on and it disappears immediately, which is great because you get to play everyone's favorite game: "Did I Actually Apply This or Am I Just Rubbing Dry Wax on Metal Like a Lunatic?" The answer is always yes to both. Performance: Oh, it sticks. Boy, does it stick. Your print will bond to that bed with the tenacity of a LinkedIn connection request from someone you met once at a conference in 2014. First layer? Glassy perfection. Tenth layer? Still perfection. Removal? You will need tools. Physical tools. I'm talking putty knives, dental floss, and the kind of focused rage usually reserved for IKEA furniture assembly. I printed a calibration cube and spent 20 minutes wondering if I should just sell the printer with the cube still attached and call it "mixed-media art." The Experience: It goes on white and dries clear, which is basically the glue stick equivalent of "now you see it, now you don't, now you question your sanity." The smell? Imagine if unscented hand soap had a baby with existential dread. Boring. Clinical. Devoid of personality. Exactly what you'd expect from a company that also thinks cable management is a suggestion, not a requirement. The Value Proposition: You're paying $11.99 for what is essentially a glue stick that went to trade school and got a certificate in "Thermal Adhesion Solutions." Could you use a regular glue stick? Yes. Will you? No. Because somewhere deep in your lizard brain, you believe that the word "Creality" printed on the side imbues magical bed-leveling properties. It doesn't. But we both know you're buying it anyway because you already spent $300 on the printer and what's another ten bucks to pretend you made a smart investment? Conclusion: Four stars. One star deducted because it's white and I can't pretend I'm casting spells while applying it. Would recommend to anyone who enjoys the adrenaline rush of watching a 12-hour print finish successfully, followed by the sheer terror of trying to remove it without shattering either the print or your own spirit. P.S. — It works better than hairspray, which is damning with faint praise because hairspray is what you use when you've given up on life but not quite enough to stop printing

The glue sticks are vital for keeping the the models in place while printing. Very good quality.

I've used a few other glues. After using this I won't use anything else.

I grabbed the Creality 3D Printer Glue Stick hoping to cut down on warping, and honestly, it does the job really well. It goes on smoothly, dries fast, and gives the print bed just enough tack without making a huge mess. PLA sticks nicely, and I’ve had way fewer corners lifting during longer prints. Cleanup is also easy—just a damp cloth and it’s gone (although I still prefer to wash the plate with Dawn Dishwashing liquid). The tube lasts a long time since you don’t need to apply much each print. Only thing to note: if you lay it on too thick, you might see some texture on the bottom of your prints, so a light, even layer is best. It’s a simple and effective fix if you’re tired of prints curling or popping off the bed. Good value and less frustration. Keep on printing!!!

excelente opción para que las impresiones salgan bien pegadas

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Good service good product Thanks

Had issues with bed adhesion and read that this was an option. Have it a try and have not had a single failure since. Does leave a white residue on the print but can be scrubbed off with soap and water