🖍️ Elmer's Glue Stick (E579), Disappearing Purple, Pack of 3 Sticks Review

I use this for 3D printing on a glass bed/build plate. Excellent results with polycarbonate, 20% PC carbon fiber and PC/ABS alloy on glass. Unlike hairspray, I heated the fur to 130C with no issues with adhesion or cleaning. On Paper: This is very similar to working with a thin layer of classic glue, but it's easier to apply to paper. It has very low initial stickiness, allowing you to move your work around for perfect positioning. Once dry, it's at least as strong as most rolling papers. The…

***Update*** For you 3D printers out there. Alcohol doesn't really clean this stuff. I've tried acetone, but it doesn't help much either. I have CRL 1973 Glass Cleaner on hand and it removes sticky adhesive very well. ****************** I use it for 3D printing. "The Purple One" was recommended to me and yes it works great! I use this directly on the mounting glass plate and it sticks! This is true because if you miss a spot, that area tends to rise and curl up. My heated build plate was…

When I got my first 3D printer, my biggest problem was my print jobs sticking to the hot printer bed. Nothing is more frustrating than a 10 hour print that gets lost and fails after 9 hours! I've read reports that some people have successfully used Elmer's purple glue sticks on their printers, so I gave it a try and was amazed at how well it worked! "Brush, dip it in clear water and apply glue to the platform. Once the platform is warm, the purple glue will become clear and ready for printing…