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Posted · VISUAL DEFECTS FROM USING GLUE STICK

When I use glue stick for improved bed adhesion, I see the evidence of the glue embedded in the printed part, like lines, dull finish, etc. Is there any way to use glue stick without this detracting appearance?

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    Posted · VISUAL DEFECTS FROM USING GLUE STICK

    I print on a glass plate.  Have been applying wood glue/water mix with great results.  I mix by eye, what seems to be about 10:1, water to glue.  Apply with cheap foam brush while bed is heating and get real smooth coating that gives good adhesion anc very smooth bottom print.  I have no idea how this would work on other bed media.

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    Posted · VISUAL DEFECTS FROM USING GLUE STICK
    On 2/3/2023 at 10:07 PM, Jpileggi said:

    I see the evidence of the glue embedded in the printed part, like lines, dull finish, etc.

    Just wait until you use a print outside and it gets wet for a while... The prints will get all nice and glue-y 😉

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