Magigoo PPGF

Magigoo PPGF

€30.00
Sale price  €30.00 Regular price 
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Magigoo PPGF

Magigoo PPGF

4.5 · from 3,000+ reviews

Glass-filled polypropylene filaments offer excellent strength, stiffness, and thermal resistance, making them popular for demanding, industrial-grade parts. However, they also have a high tendency to warp during printing. Magigoo Pro PPGF was developed specifically to solve this — acting as a thermally activated interfacial layer between the build plate and the print, it delivers firm adhesion while the bed is hot and releases the part cleanly once it cools.

€30.00
Sale price  €30.00 Regular price 
100+ applications
≈€0.02c / print
Water-based formula
Odourless
Cleans with water
Spring-valve applicator

What it sticks to.

Discover which materials work best with Magigoo adhesive for optimal 3D printing results.

PPGF

Optimised
Bed Temperature: Per filament spec

Designed for reliable first-layer adhesion with glass-filled polypropylene filaments while allowing easy part removal after printing.

PP

Optimised
Bed Temperature: Per filament spec

Suitable for standard polypropylene filaments, providing reliable adhesion on the print bed.

Application

Three steps. No rituals.

The same easy-application chemistry as every Magigoo, with one important difference: Supergrip is applied to a cold plate, not a hot one. No waiting for warm-up.

01

Shake, press, swipe

Shake the bottle for 3–5 seconds. Press the nib against the cold build plate to activate the spring valve. Spread one thin stripe back and forth — the goal is even coverage, not thickness.

Don't squeeze the bottle when the cap is off. The valve does the work.
02

Print immediately

No drying time needed. Print according to your filament manufacturer's recommended bed and nozzle settings — a thermally activated bond holds the part firmly throughout the job.

Start from the lower end of your filament's recommended range and increase in 5 °C steps to dial in adhesion.
03

Cool, flex, lift

Let the bed cool by around 30–40 °C from your printing temperature — the part will release cleanly. For stubborn parts, reheating the bed to 60–80 °C can help loosen them.

PPGF residue takes a little longer to dissolve than other Magigoo. Let it soak in water before wiping
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What partners & print farms actually say

Pulled from Amazon, Reddit and our own inbox.

★★★★★

I've tried all sorts of bed adhesion products, but the most effective and easiest to use has always been Magigoo.

R
Ryan R.✓ Verified
Verified buyer
Amazon
★★★★★

I was blown away after the very first layer. Magigoo holds strong when hot, and the parts pop right off once it cools. Customer for life.

R
Rodney Brockelman✓ Verified
Verified buyer
Amazon
★★★★★

My first choice when it comes to adhesives. Applied once, it holds through several print jobs before I need to reach for the bottle again.

K
Katja✓ Verified
Verified buyer
Amazon
★★★★★

My go-to for printing engineering-grade nylons. It helps with both adhesion and release, and since switching I've had zero issues.

B
Bryan Wimmer✓ Verified
Verified buyer
Amazon
★★★★★

Magigoo was the answer to years of warping on carbon-fibre nylon prints. It lasts a long time too: we only reapply after around ten prints.

B
Brutal Engineering✓ Verified
Verified buyer
Amazon
★★★★★

One of the best performing solutions we've used. Extremely reliable, easy to apply and easy to clean up.

J
Jason Vagnozzi✓ Verified
Commercial Director, Additive Manufacturing
Amazon
★★★★★

If you're printing engineering filaments like ABS, ASA or nylon, you really need this. Without it you'll either get too little adhesion or too much and risk damaging your print bed. This stuff hits the sweet spot.

C
Chill22✓ Verified
Verified buyer
Amazon
★★★★★

An absolute game changer. I'd been fighting bed adhesion on my Ender 3 for a year and had nearly given up on 3D printing. Now my prints stick perfectly with no bowing, and clean-up is easy.

S
Shawn M.✓ Verified
Verified buyer
Amazon
★★★★★

Excellent product for holding troublesome prints down. I'm not sure of the chemistry, but it activates with heat and releases as it cools. I print mostly PETG and PLA, very happy.

H
Hugh W. Cox✓ Verified
Verified buyer
Amazon
★★★★★

If you're looking for an adhesive, you're probably already frustrated. This makes things simpler. Don't remove parts while the bed's still warm though: let it cool fully and they lift right off on their own.

R
Roptics✓ Verified
Verified buyer
Amazon
★★★★★

Magigoo made it possible to print parts that were designed to be difficult, on build plates that previously couldn't get past the first layer. The improvement carries through to more specialised plates too.

N
Nanovia✓ Verified
Filament manufacturer
Amazon
★★★★★

I needed parts resistant to concentrated acids and acetone, printed in a filament that basically only sticks to itself. After trying every setting and tape combination, Magigoo worked perfectly, with almost zero warping.

c
commie_p.✓ Verified
Verified buyer
Reddit
FAQs

Quick answers, real fast.

The questions we get most often. Click any question to expand the answer.

Using Magigoo

My print isn't sticking. What now?

The most common cause is bed temperature being too low. Try increasing in 5–10°C increments until you find the sweet spot. Also check:

  • Bed is properly levelled
  • Magigoo layer is thin and even (a heavy layer can actually reduce adhesion)
  • You're using a Magigoo product suited to your material
My print is sticking too well — elephant's foot.

Bed is likely too hot. Decrease the bed temperature in 5–10°C increments. Elephant's foot (where the first few layers bulge out) usually disappears once you find the right temperature.

The applicator popped off. Help!

This usually happens when the bottle was squeezed instead of pressed. The applicator is designed to release product only when the nib is pressed down. Just push it back firmly — it should snap back into place.

For future use, remember: press, don't squeeze.

Where can I buy Magigoo locally?

We have 180+ resellers across 50+ countries. Use our distributor locator to find your nearest one — they usually ship faster than direct from Malta.

My Magigoo hasn't arrived yet.

Direct shipments from Malta can take up to three weeks depending on destination. For faster delivery, check our distributor locator — resellers usually have stock locally.

Can I take Magigoo on a plane?

Yes — Magigoo is water-based, non-pressurised, and was specifically designed for mobility. It's allowed in hand luggage.

Do you offer wholesale pricing?

Yes. If you're a specialist 3D printing retailer, distributor, or OEM partner, see our partner programme for application details and tier structure.

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