Super Stick Double-Sided Flex Plate for High Warp Filaments

Both sides have worked flawless. Texture-side is a bit rougher than a Honey Badger plate I also own (great plate too), but NOT too rough. Both sides stick very well and produce very nice surfaces on parts. Has held up very well to many hours over a year and half.

The adhesion on this flex plate is impressive, initially I tested on basic filaments like PLA and PETG. With the polished surface, prints adhered securely and produced excellent results, including a high-gloss finish on the bottom layer.

However, after making a mistake moving to ASA, I was forced to sand the surface. The adhesion remained just as strong, but the bottom finish is now scuffed. Despite the cosmetic change, the plate continues to perform well, keeping prints securely in place without any issues.

It's an excellent solution for high-warp filaments, keep in mind that altering the surface affects the visual quality of the bottom layer, but not the functionality.

When it says super stick it’s 100% correct! Yes, you still need to used some steel wool and scuff the surface but compared to a few other plates i’ve used (i’ve tested quite a few) this one i keep coming back too for reliability and a clean smooth surface.

Now, I will say this test your z distance before assume all is good! Start with an off sets and do a first layer check! I ruined one of these bad boys by getting the nozzle to close and the print stuck.. well too good. I had pulled some of the pei up with the print. Lesson learned and was able to sand the sheet down to “renew” it but still has its damage. Second one I have works beautifully! So, just remember check your z distance and don’t blame them if you damage you pei sheet for your mistake :)