HICTOP Ender 3 v2 Upgrades Flexible Build Plate PEI Steel Sheet 235x235mm Works for Ender 3/Ender 3 Pro/Ender 5 3D Printers

This was one of the best upgrades I have made to my printer thus far. I have yet to have any issues with adhesion and the textured side leaves a really nice surface on the side of the print touching the build plate.

Ive tried a few of these off Amazon and was unhappy with the finish they leave but the texture on this one is great! It does feel a little pokey, but that doesnt translate to the finish on the prints, those are smooth. PLA sticks well at 60c for me, keep in mind you do need extra smoosh for these textured pei sheets.

Got this bed primarily for bed adhesion and it does the job perfectly but what I didnt expect to like also is that it makes it so easy to remove the prints and it actually evened out the uneven areas on my bed. Goodbye glue sticks and uneven prints.

This is a great PEI sheet. It looks amazing, it feels great and most of all IT STICKS! Ive had sheets before where the sticky side did not adhere to the bed and would start to peel up with use. This one is sticking well so far. Unfortunately I am unable to judge its performance while printing, because my printer is having issues, but I am very happy so far. Will update once I can print. Also, they should use the same adhesive they use for the underside, on the logo. As it stands I only have a HICT P lol. The O took a vacation.

I have used this surface with PLA+ (two brands), PETG, TPU, and Polycarbonate. It works great for all of them, especially for PC which requires high temperatures that would otherwise damage/deform other printing surfaces.

I thought the other reviews were exaggerating. I havent tried it with PETG yet, but with PLA it sticks incredibly. Once its cooled down, it requires almost no effort to remove the print. You touch it and it just slides right off. Amazing game changer. This is one of the best upgrades I ever made, only second to maybe the upgraded springs I added.

I thought thousands product would fix my problem with my print sticking to the build plate.... and boy did it. I got 1 item to stick to it and every print there after has failed miserably.

The first few prints were great. They were larger items printed with PLA filament, and the adhesion was pretty good and they released just fine. After about 10 prints however, the build plate lost all its adhesion properties and now nothing sticks. Ive tried PLA and PETG filament. Ive tried adjusting the bed temp from 20 degrees to 70 degrees with stops at 5 degree increments. Ive printed with hotter filament temps and then tried on the lower side of the filament temperature range. The filament flows, then starts to glob around the nozzle because its not sticking to the print surface. When I switch back to my glass bed I can print just fine with the proper filament nozzle and bed temps. I even tried replacing my nozzle thinking it might be a nozzle clogging issue. But no, its entirely a problem with the print bed.

Ive never tried a PEI spring steel bed before. I usually use glass. This PEI sheet adheres and was as level as any of the glass beds I have used before but with the very cool added benefit of being able to flex the build plate to make my print just POP off the bed. Very cool, and very fun.

3rd try and still will not stick . I had high hopes but it all went up in webbing ... wasted money cleaned it 3 times and leveled and used auto level and still will not bound to PLA .