I've tried all sorts of different bed adhesion products on the market. But the most effective and easiest to use has always been Magigoo… The 250ml squeeze bottle and heavy duty roller is by far the easiest and quickest way to get a nice even layer of bed adhesive down in just a couple seconds.

If you are going to dive into the world of ABS, ASA, PA, you really need this. Without something like this, chances are you are either going to have not enough adhesion or too much and ruin your print bed trying to pry off parts. This stuff hits the sweet spot.

I was really struggling with first layer adhesion using glue stick for PETG… I bought Magigoo as a last ditch effort and I was blown away after the very first layer. It is amazing how Magigoo holds super strong when it is hot and the parts pop right off when the plate cools.

This is my go to glue for printing PA6, PA12 and such. This always helps with bed adhesion as well as release. Since using this glue I have zero issues… this glue is amazing and makes printing with PA6, PA12 and other higher end material a breeze.

Excellent product to help hold troublesome prints down. I don't know the chemistry behind it but it seems to activate with heat and release when it cools. I print mostly PETG and PLA very happy.

Meine erste Wahl wenn es um Klebestifte geht!! Ich benutze Magigoo schon seitdem es auf den Markt gekommen ist. Es ist einfach unschlagbar und rechtfertigt in meinen Augen den etwas höheren Anschaffungspreis.

We spent years trying to find a secret to printing PA6 CF without warping off the build plate. Magigoo was the ticket… It also lasts a very long time. We probably only reapply after 10 prints and very little is required. It has easily paid for itself in avoiding failed prints from poor adhesion.

Do not try and remove the models immediately after printing… 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 had previously tried every possible solution, the best out of them being a G10 sheet, however it still was not working 100% perfectly… With this glue on a standard textured PEI sheet, the nylons stick extremely well! For any size of prints I have tried, and for those that I was not able to print with any other method.

Magigoo Pro PP GF made it possible to print parts designed to be difficult to print, on build plates that without it could not print much more than the first layer.

I'm a chemist and I needed to 3D print parts that are resistant to both concentrated acids and acetone. The problem with PP is that it basically ONLY sticks to itself… I tried using Magigoo PP glue, and it worked absolutely perfectly. Pretty much zero warping.