WolfBite NITRO Premium Heatbed Adhesion Solution for Nylon - 4 oz.

I was very sceptical of this stuff at first, but thought I would give it a try. I opened up the bottle and thought I was taken for a ride. The stuff looks, acts, and smells a lot like PVA/Wood Glue. However I followed the directions and slapped some on my glass bed. I took the oldest, undried nylon filament I had laying around and printed some chess pieces for fun. This stuff works, and works well. I also tried it with a Nylon Alloy from 3DXTech and got some amazing prints. This stuff makes printing nylon fun and nearly worry free. I would give it 5 stars if it was not so expensive.http://www.amazon.com/WolfBite-Premium-Heatbed-Adhesion-Solution/dp/B01BPN1NE2?ie=UTF8&psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=ox_sc_sfl_title_1&smid=A2QWWOKAPLU8SS

I purchased the 2oz. version of this (from Amazon). I used it on a Lulzbot Mini with a PEI bed and Taulman Alloy 910. For those wondering, it works fine with PEI. The hold is great. Like, really great. So why 3 stars? I am dinging this stuff two stars because the sheet that comes with it says "Expires 30 days after opening" (see attached photo). Ok, given how expensive this stuff is and the fact they don't disclose this fact in the item description, I would ordinarily give it two stars or maybe even one. Bad Airwolf3D, bad (I own an Airwolf3D printer too)... bad. That seems pretty creepy to me. But the stuff does seem to work. I am on day one of opening my bottle. I think Airwolf3D needs to explain why there is a 4 oz. bottle given it expires in 30 days after opening. ??? Airwolf3D, care to comment?I reserve the right to downgrade the hell of my review of this stuff in 30 days.. Check back.

This stuff works great for certain types of Nylon filament. If you use really cheap filament it will not fully adhere and the print will come up. I've been using this with Inland nylon filament from MicroCenter and it works great, as long as you lay it on a little thick. I have not tried it yet with higher quality Nylon such as Taulman yet.

I have been printing with this now for several months. It works great. My first bottle is expired and it still works great.This is coming from someone who has tried seemingly everything to prevent prints from warping, while keeping them stuck to the bed. I've tried painter's tape, cardboard, paper, various different temperature settings, flexible sticky metal plates... all those eventually fail. WolfBite works.

This stuff works great and it's still going strong well over 6 months after purchase. I know it says it expires in 30 days but that's just to get you to buy more.