Warp Pro – 3D Printer Bed Adhesive Aerosol Glue Spray – Fix 3D Print Warping - No More Glue Sticks - Spray on, Water Washable, Adhesive Solution for All Filament 3D Printer Build Plates

Most print adhesion or 'first layer issues' can usually be solved with a clean build plate, slicer/filament settings, and part/brim placement. Sometimes though no matter what you do, something like the above, a part keeps peeling. This seems to be a liquified and aerosolized glue stick, and so just like with a glue stick, you don't need to use a ton to get the effect; in fact too much is going to ruin the print. I think the 'spray on' approach is better for a textured PEI build plate , which always catches the glue stick and smears it. The above part is a shelf for the BambuLabs multi material filament system. The part on the left was printed without the spray, while the part on the right was rotated 90deg and printed with the spray. Not scientific exactly because I changed two things, but I wanted to make sure I solved the warping. This product and some simple changes fixed my warping problem, and I think if you use it sparingly and use as instructed, is worth the money. This is something that I'll break out when I need it, not something I need for every print.

I have been printing a lot of a certain 3d graphics designer work in the past few weeks. The prints on an enclosed multi color printer and seldom uses rafts or supports. It has so help me progress as a printer and shown me so many things about the first layers of print. The spray definitely helped me to have confidence in the adhesion of the model to bed. Honestly I spray it directly on the PEI bed sheet, then with a paper towel I spread the foamy liquid across the heated bed. It disappears and I don’t reapply for days, that small ease application usually lasts even with alcohol cleaning in between each print for two or there days. Usually with multiple prints a day, the value and functionality of this product is ridiculous. When I start seeing the cloudy residue on the outskirts of the print bed, I do a complete was and alcohol cleaning and all the PEI to dry on the heated bed.

Works great. Small, but use sparingly. Sprays a lot, so needs to be spread around. Easy cleanup.

Whoever is selling this, just slap their sticker over top of a bottle of somebody else’s product. What’s worse is it doesn’t work. Instead of an even spray, it comes out very fast and makes puddles Sending back for a better roll on product.

Comes out a little faster than I would like making a thicker layer than I like.

After multiple print adhesion problems, I finally decided to try it. I sprayed three quick puffs but was too much. I should have only sprayed once and use a straight edge to spread it around. Now I am getting excellent adhesion.

Works as intended, good value

Worked great but to be honest, hairspray worked just as good and costs a lot less