Filaform Adhesive Spray Standard
Sick of printing spaghetti?
Bed adhesion is the #1 cause of failed prints. This is a three-second fix: one light spray grips your print while the bed is hot, then lets it go on its own once it cools.
5.0/5
One lifted corner costs the part, the filament and the hours. The fix costs three seconds.
- 150+
- sprays per bottle
- 100 ml
- per bottle
- ~30 °C
- self-release as the bed cools
- 5
- materials: PLA, PLA+, PETG, ABS and nylon
Sound familiar?
Every first-layer failure, handled.
One bottle turns the least reliable step in 3D printing into the most boring one, and every print you don't reprint is filament and hours back in your pocket.
Spaghetti
The part comes loose mid-print, and the nozzle spends the next three hours printing a bird’s nest into thin air.
The first layer stays anchored from the first minute to the last. The spaghetti never starts.
Warping
Corners curl off the bed as big flat parts cool unevenly. By hour six the part is ruined; you just don’t know it yet.
Grips while the bed is warm and holds edges flat for the whole job, even overnight.
Failed prints
Every failure is filament in the bin, hours gone, and the same job queued again tomorrow.
A three-second coat before each job. With 150+ sprays per bottle, that’s near-free insurance on every print.
Perfect bottom layers
Glue sticks, roll-on and paint-on adhesives clump and layer up, so the bottom of every print inherits the lumps instead of the plate’s finish.
Goes on thin and evenly, perfectly transferring your build plate’s texture into the print, whether smooth, textured or patterned.
Prints stuck solid
Scrapers gouge PEI sheets, snap thin parts, and occasionally find a knuckle on the way through.
Self-releases as the bed cools to about 30 °C. Parts pop off in your hand, no scraper needed.
The blob of death
A detached first layer clumps molten filament around the nozzle until it swallows the hotend, tearing out thermistors and wiring, with repairs running into hundreds of dollars.
Keep the part anchored and the blob never gets its start: the cheapest hotend protection there is.
- 100+ printers
- Developed across hundreds of prints on more than a hundred machines before it went in a bottle.
- Smooth & textured PEI
- Tested on both plate finishes. It works very well on either surface.
- Tuned for years in Melbourne
- Made and bottled in Australia, with a formulation refined over several years of printing.
Two formulas
Which spray do I need?
Standard
This pageThe everyday workhorse.
Pick it if: Most of your printing is general-purpose parts on common materials.
Works with
- PLA
- PLA+
- PETG
- ABS
- Nylon
Extra Strength
For the prints that fight back.
Pick it if: You print high-warp materials, or tall parts with very little bed contact, and everything else has let go.
Works with
- PLA
- PLA+
- PETG
- ABS
- Nylon
Both formulations: not recommended for ASA on smooth build plates, as adhesion can become excessive.
Reviews
Don't take our word for it.
“Very easy to use, and with super results. A few squirts and the plate is ready for printing.”
Craig · May 2023
Rated 5.0/5 across 6 customer reviews on 3dprintergear.com.au
How to use
Four steps. Three seconds of work.
Clean
Wash the build plate with warm soapy water and let it dry.
Spray
One even coat across the build area, from 15–20 cm away. Let it dry for a few minutes.
Print
The first layer stays put for the whole job.
Release
As the plate cools to about 30 °C, the part lets go on its own. Between jobs, just re-spray the patch under the last part.
Certified Australian Made
Made in Australia. The sticker proves it.
Filaform Adhesive Spray is made and bottled in Melbourne, and certified by the Australian Made Campaign. It's the only product in our range entitled to carry the green-and-gold kangaroo. When we put the sticker on something, it's earned.
Fighting warp on tricky materials?
Extra Strength is built for high-warp materials and parts with very little bed contact.