APT, 1 mil Thick Polyimide Adhesive Tape, HighTemperature and Heat Tape, for Masking, Soldering, Electrical, 3D Printer Application. (0.5"x 36 yds)

My first step was to wipe the print bed with some alcohol to make sure it was clean for adhesion since a small printer will only hold so much ink. Next, I examined it for any leftovers and talked to it to make sure they were cleaned. In the photo section, there is a photo of the thickness of my caliper. It is always a good idea to leave a folded area of tape on my bed so that I can reach it easily when it is time Whenever I need to remove it from the roll, I fold it the same way so I don't have to waste time trying to peel it off the roll. Furthermore, the tape starts about an inch BEFORE the yellow After I tried several times to get my fingernail under the tab, I hunted down the beginning of the roll and discovered it long before it was under In the past four hours, I've worked on only one application and it's going well. Taking a look at the photos, you can see how I applied the sealant using a plastic credit card from my wallet as a The joint is so important if you are printing over it and do not want a line to show up. Squeegee the joint after you lay it next to each other. I usually work from the center out. it was not necessary to, I treated it like a window tent installation and if there was a bubble it was just poked with a sharp point and then sucked out the air. The white photo shows the surface quality of the PLA tape with the green board showing the quality of the PLA It is the PETG item in Black. It was the way that the items state attached that really surprised me, as I had not noticed any edge working. Make sure that you always detach your object at the lowest angle possible. Be careful not to get any tape off the print bed or out of your tape guide. It's practically a two-handed maneuver, and I use a putty knife that's been beveled on one side only to the edge of the plastic so that I don't really have to tilt it to get it under. It was the fact that it actually held PETG plastic, which is supposed to be very tough since I can only heat my bed to 60 degrees, that was the biggest shock to me. I was unable to remove it from the PETG every time I used it. Currently, it is extremely easy to peel the original tape off the print even though the paper is still covered with the original tape. I'm sure you will find its functionality to be great for you as well. Many people always complain about the thickness of the tape, but I have been very happy with what I have. It provides great results for me and I am sure it will do so for you as well. It is my hope that this will help This seller is someone I will be buying from again. Please LIKE this video as much as I do. Good luck with your.

Naomi Peters

| Sep 01, 2020

It is an insulating layer that I use when breadboarding various electronics projects, especially those in which copper tape serves as the power or ground planes. adheres to surfaces well and is extremely tough. Neither the tape nor the adhesive is sensitive to lead Temperatures at which free solder can be used. The thinness of the device allows me to use it in space - The need for thicker electrical tape is critical in areas where even ordinary vinyl electrical tape would not suffice. I will use this sheet for quite some time because of how I have used it. There is some waste because of how I have used it, but that is not the fault of the product. This purchase has been a great success for me.

Madalyn Holland

| Mar 19, 2021

Using Ender 3 Pro for the first time. The first printer I've ever used is great, but I'm having issues adhering to my PC. My ignorance probably makes it appear that way, but I didn't buy it to spend hours on It didn't take Elmers glue or hairspray to fix it. The tape sticks like glue when it is put on "sloppily. " The bubbles formed as it warmed from my finger on top of the bag while it got warm. It seems to have no effect. I have only printed this once so we shall see how it turns out, but it's already beyond the previous attempt and it has maintained a flat surface since the first layer. This stuff, as long as it doesn't change, is amazing.

April Wilcox

| Dec 13, 2020

Quality that stands out among the rest. It is not normal for me to review a product that is simple. However, if it lights up above the rest, it deserves a review.

Cali Ashley

| Mar 15, 2021

The truth is, I don't know what this tape is really meant for, but I used it in a project where I needed tape that was extremely thin, and it worked great. I found this tape to be easy to work with, adhered to the plastic and glass parts I was working with very well, and served my purpose very well. Even though it adhered very well, I was able to easily remove it in one piece, without leaving behind any residue if I made a mistake.

Rosa Mills

| Nov 15, 2020

With heat transfer vinyl or sublimation, it works very well, with the correct amount of adhesion over nearly any surface without leaving any mark or adhesive. I find it to stick a bit loosely around cables and irregular surfaces, as it loses a bit of adhesive when heated up As for flat surfaces, this product works fantastically, and it also protects electronics from damage.

Romeo Hampton

| Jan 18, 2021

This can be used as a holding device for LiFePo4 batteries. It is multifaceted There is a very tight seal between them and the wrap. The background is semitransparent. A super strong and easy-to-cut material with just the right amount of stretch so the big batteries stay It will work even when the batteries get hot because they operate on the same principle.

Sydney Riddle

| Jun 16, 2021

In my shop, it melted on the surface at 400 degrees, making my entire shop smoke. It has been a time-honored tradition for me to use this tape, but now I won't order it.

Annalise Mora

| Jun 11, 2021