Nano Polymer Adhesive (50ml) - Maximum Adhesion for Bed and 3D Printing Plate - No Mess, Non-Toxic, Works for PLA, ABS, PEI, PEEK, Nylon, PC and More. Easy to Use

Goes without saying, this is the best build plate adhesive I've ever used. Fantastic adhesion. With a clean plate, and a good application of this stuff, I haven't had any issues with warping and lifting with any engineering materials I've used so far (PA, PC, PPS, PEKK, Igus, and more). The instructions recommend leaving "non high-temp" materials like ASA/ABS, PETG, on the build plate until it cools before removing the part. Having done this with some ASA-GF, I did scalp the PEI off my build plate, so maybe the adhesion can be a bit too good. My biggest gripe is the brush. For how much this stuff costs, the brush it comes with is a piece of junk. The packaging on the other hand was very nice. I would prefer they spend 20p more per item on a nicer brush, and 20p less on the packaging, seeing as one gets thrown away immediately, and the other is used every time I used the adhesive. I recommend getting some normal PVA glue or a fancier product like magigoo for day-to-day printing, and keep this stuff on hand for the fancier materials.

I'm shocked that it works as well as it does. The advertising, surprisingly, wasn't full of exaggerated nonsense. This is the perfect bed adhesive for even filaments that seem to hate existing. The best part? It's somehow also water-washable. It just comes right off the build plate under the faucet. Unbelievable. Well-earned 5 stars for this stuff.

I’ve tried several plate adhesives, including Bambu Lab’s Liqui Glue, Magigoo, and standard glue sticks, but Vision Miner Nano Polymer is by far the best I’ve ever used. It’s extremely easy to apply and lasts a long time. I was having trouble with PETG sticking to one of my G10 build plates. After applying Nano Polymer, the PETG stuck perfectly during printing, and once the plate cooled down, the parts popped right off without any issue. Even after printing multiple parts in the same spot, adhesion remained strong. This has become my go-to adhesive anytime I run into adhesion problems. I primarily print with PLA and PETG, so I haven’t tested it with more exotic filaments, but based on my experience, I’d highly recommend it and I’d be confident it works well with other materials too. The only issue I had initially was applying too little adhesive. After watching their instructional video, I realized I wasn’t using enough. Now I follow their method: draw an “X”, circle it, and brush it in two directions. Since then, it’s worked amazingly well.

This stuff is like bed adhesion god mode. Its too sticky, it has lifted the pei off every plate I've used it on, and i've diluted it with ipa, tried removing hot and cold.... its just crazy how stuck prints are with this stuff. I dont really mind as most of the PEI i used it on was pretty well worn out, and for a few drops of this to rejuvinate it to the point of being too good, even when i've diluted it down 3:1 is impressive. Will definitely buy more when I run out in like 10 years.

I'm not new to 3d printer. I normally use cheap glue stick which works pretty well on PEI beds. Which is 8/10. It's affordable and works great. I recently got a new printer that's enclosed. Which prints on PEI bed, no issues with out glue. When I switch the bed to PEY (that smooth shiny stuff). For the life of me, nothing sticks. No turning up the temp, slowing down the print. I get a 1/20 successful print. I decided to give this stuff a try because I saw it on some random YouTuber's channel. OMG, game changer. This thing does not leave anything on your print, it does leave a little something on the bed. But man, I thought nothing I use would stick to the bed. Very few items I would give it a 10/10 score. This is by far the best one to use for your smooth surface beds. 50 ML is a lot and I should have gotten the smaller bottle because it's a bit expensive. I have two printers, and they are both 350 x 350 bed size, more than enough for both printer (since I don't put it on after every print).