3DLac - Bestselling adhesive spray | 3Dlac
Say goodbye to failed prints! Up to 400 uses per spray. A light 3DLAC mist over the surface is enough to hold the first layer of plastic completely to the base and give you a peaceful sleep during night-long prints. No need to use paper glue, Kapton tape, or other questionable workarounds to get your print to stick to the print bed. 3Dlac is mostly suited for standard materials like PLA, PETG, PVB, CPE (where it is there usefull as a separation layer), or wood filaments. It is suitable for objects of any size.
3DLac - Bestselling adhesive spray | 3Dlac
Say goodbye to failed prints! Up to 400 uses per spray. A light 3DLAC mist over the surface is enough to hold the first layer of plastic completely to the base and give you a peaceful sleep during night-long prints. No need to use paper glue, Kapton tape, or other questionable workarounds to get your print to stick to the print bed. 3Dlac is mostly suited for standard materials like PLA, PETG, PVB, CPE (where it is there usefull as a separation layer), or wood filaments. It is suitable for objects of any size.
Will it unstick after print?
Totally! Thanks to the properties of 3DLAC, while the base is hot the extruded plastic is firmly stuck. Once the printed piece gets cold, it can be taken off smoothly and without damage.
How to apply 3Dlac?
Spray a light 3Dlac mist over the surface from a distance of around 20cm to your printer's print bed. Don't worry if a bit of 3Dlac goes to some mechanical parts, it won't stick until directly heated above ∼ 45°C. The higher the temperature, the stronger the adhesion will be. 3Dlac is "thermoactive". After the printing process, let the printed part cool down. If you want to clean 3Dlac from your print bed, just use a little bit of water.
