Magigoo

Magigoo is a 3D printing bed adhesive designed to solve the first layer not sticking problem. It holds the print firmly while the bed is hot and releases it once the bed cools down, so parts come off without tools. At JustCreate3D we keep the whole Magigoo line-up in stock in our Senec warehouse in Slovakia, ready for quick dispatch.

The adhesive works as a thermally activated layer between the build plate and the part. Besides better first-layer adhesion it helps to prevent warping, which matters most on long prints and with technical filaments.

Magigoo adhesives we stock

• Magigoo Original (50 ml and 120 ml) – the all-round adhesive for PLA, PETG, ABS, HIPS, ASA and TPU. According to the manufacturer it has no smell and is easy to apply and clean.
• Magigoo Pro PA – for polyamide (nylon) filaments, including carbon or glass fibre reinforced grades.
• Magigoo Pro PC – for polycarbonate and its fibre reinforced variants.
• Magigoo Pro PP and Pro PPGF – for polypropylene and glass-filled polypropylene, materials that are known to stick poorly to most surfaces.
• Magigoo Pro Flex – for flexible TPU, TPE and TPC filaments.
• Magigoo Pro HT – for PEEK and other high-temperature filaments, tested with build plates up to 150 °C.
• Magigoo Pro Kit – Pro PA, Pro PC, Pro PP and the Original in one set.

How to choose the right Magigoo

For PLA, PETG, ABS, ASA, HIPS and TPU the Original is enough. For engineering materials choose the Pro version that matches the polymer. The Pro adhesives are formulated for one material family; using them with other filaments can cause over-adhesion and damage the build surface.

Frequently asked questions

How do I remove a print from a bed coated with Magigoo?

Let the bed cool down. As a general rule from Magigoo, a drop of 30–40 °C is enough for the part to release with little or no effort.

How thick should the layer be?

Apply a thin, even layer. Magigoo states that the most reliable results come from a thin coat, cleaned and re-applied when needed.

Which Magigoo is best for nylon?

Use Magigoo Pro PA. Fillamentum also recommends it for its flexible PEBA filament, which contains amide groups.

Find all Magigoo adhesives in 3D printing accessories, together with filaments that need them, such as nylon, PC or PP.