Peopoly 3D Printing Surface 300mm x 300mm (Packaging May Differ)

This print surface is described as having "perfect adhesion" but I have had little to no luck at all with getting prints to stick no matter what I have tried at getting prints to adhere to the surface and I still have to apply glue stick to my print bed to get adhesion and even then its not particularly reliable, prints stuck to the bare aluminum better than they do to this print surface. Prints will peel up and try to curl around the edges mid print or just completely detach from the surface altogether, getting the first layer to stick is basically impossible without pre-treating the surface with something, I prefer to use glue stick but have tried blue painters tape, hair spray, & thinly applied tacky glue.I would not currently recommend this print surface to anyone.

This is a fantastic print surface. It is basically the same as the LokBuild print surface, in that the back peels off and it sticks down semi-permanently to your glass or whatever your print bed is.Now even though it says it's 300mm x 300mm, it is slightly smaller just like the LokBuild. It leaves a few mm on all sides, if I had to guess I would call it probably 295mm x 295mm. It might be less of a gap than that, maybe 297 x 297? I don't know, too lazy to measure lol.It's a great print surface, and it's price is the best part. The price of the LokBuild went up, so this one is a STEAL at $12. Get it while you can, I may buy another.

While using PLA, simple glue stick works well, have about 60hours on my surface, good adhesion to my glass, and the parts.

Prints stuck too hard to the surface. The center peeled up after about 8 prints.

The 12x12" sheets ARE NOT 12x12". They are 11.75. .25" may not sound like alot but I often use the entire build volume of my 3D Printers so these sheets are not useable. Will be returning and contacting seller

To some of what other reviewers have said.Yes it is a bit smaller than 12x12.Yes it sticks almost to well.I do not need glue stick or anything else.I print PLA and thats about it.If you are prints are curling your sheet may be bad or you may have alot of air circulating near your printer.I am on my second sheet. My first was not laid on very well and it had some bumps in the middle where i tore it trying to get a part off that was really stuck to those bumps.Also i find i can use less heat with this.I stick mine to a piece of clean mirror form home depot. Parts DO NOT get knocked down or knocked over.Getting parts off is easier when the bed is still warm and not cold.I plan on trying to have the bed heated for the first few layers and then turning it off to see if the adhesion works like i think it does.All in all with this on my printer i never worry about my prints gettin knocked over.