3D Scanning Spray for 3D Scanners, for Reflective, Transparent, Black or Highly Textured Surfaces, No Cleaning Needed, Sublimation, 500ml, AB-6

I have no negative notes. I do, however, have a response to the one review talking about inconsistent coverage: It's not the fault of the spray. Both the coverage and disappation rate rely on various factors like surface type, airflow, how porous or oily it is, and how thick you coat it (it doesn't need much). I've scanned hundreds of things with one can and with every single one, the residue went away on its own, while the time it took varied from 45 minutes to 24+ hours. Again, this greatly depends on the factors I listed above, and not really something the spray has control over. All of the above is true for Aesub spray.

I have a small scanner, and I had to scan some brass sculptures; this would be an impossible task without this spray. After a few hours of use, the powder disappears, eliminating the need for extra cleaning or the use of brushes.

This was my first time using scanning spray. I could have used spray chalk, and I was going to, but then realized it would cost me as much time cleaning as this spray costs. This was in September in middle GA. I made sure the aluminum tower was cool and not in the sun anymore prior to spraying. I sprayed the boat tower evenly, heavily, and focused only on one side of it to start. I had time to get 2 scans before it started to really disappear, about 30-45 min. I was able to get the job done, and without a mess because of this spray. I just wish it it lasted longer and wasn't so darn expensive. This was about the best price around I could find for a sublimating spray, and still it a great expense for what it is.

I bought this 3D scanning spray specifically to help with scanning black objects that have intricate textures, which are notoriously difficult to scan. The product advertised itself as self-sublimating, which was a major selling point for me. Unfortunately, that’s where the disappointment came in. While it did help improve the scan quality, the spray did not sublimate as promised. I let the coated objects sit for several days, expecting the residue to disappear on its own—but it barely faded. I ended up having to manually wipe it off, which was a huge hassle, especially with the textured surfaces where the spray clung to every crevice. If the product had lived up to its sublimation claim, I’d be happy with it. But based on my experience, be prepared for cleanup, especially if you’re working with detailed or complex models.

This stuff transforms scans into super high quality scans.

Tried dry shampoo spray for a while which did ok with my POP 3 3d scanner but, this stiff is awesome.

This review is for the white AB6 version of the scanning spray. Revopoint also make other colors of AB6, and make a "permanent" spray (ABP) that can be wiped/rinsed off. The AB6 version of the spray is awesome, it sublimates directly from a solid on the surface to a gas. When I used it outside, it seems like the sun and heat accelerate the sublimation - it only lasted about 90 minutes. Indoors it seems to last a few hours 4-5. I feel like a few hours is perfect for most 3d scanning jobs, and if I needed to do a little spray touch-up in a spot, that's no big deal. This is an excellent spray that allows me to scan shiny surfaces and black surfaces with a lot higher quality result.

First, let me say that this seriously helps a lot when trying to get good, clean, clear scans. This goes on quickly and does a great job helping to scan correctly. This isn't permanent like paint, but it's not the easiest to clean off either. It does enable great scanning on my 3DMakerPro, but at a cost. Over 30 dollars per can gets expensive fast, but there are some alternatives, but they reduce the effectiveness of scans by quite a lot. Some things do not require spray to be scanned effectively, however the stuff that does will eat this can up quickly.