Thanks Geet but the dimension are way off now. I didn't expect it to change with acetone but it's no issue really, but I need to polish it somehow. Might try a rotary tool.
I have been using Kapton tape for years as adhesive on the build plate, works excellent for ABS and most materials. I wipe it clean with acetone before first print and then approx every 10 prints or so. Protects the build plate and no mess from glue or hairspray. Polishing ABS = lots of elbow grease, sand with 320, 600, 800 grit, finish with wet sanding 1000 and 1200 grit. After sanding polish by hand or machine with compound, I get excellent results with 3M Perfect - it products.
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Maybe you could put them in a well controlled oven, at the glass-transition temperature, and put a heavy weight on them, so they get flat again? Let it sit for several hours, and then very gradually let it cool. Or heat-up the bed of your printer, and let it sit there for overnight, with a weight on top? And then very slowly cool down. They might get straight again?
Your models are thin, so I don't think they would warp too much if you use the glue stick, 3Dlac, hairspray or something similar for bonding? Worth trying. If it fails, then at least you know. Otherwise, you have an additional method as tool.
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