3D Printer Glue Stick — Strong Bed Adhesion, Easy Clean
Keep your first layers locked down with this 25g hot-bed glue stick. Purpose-formulated to grip hot and release clean when cool, it wipes off with water — no more warped corners or messy residue.
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Keep your first layers locked down with this 25g hot-bed glue stick. Purpose-formulated to grip hot and release clean when cool, it wipes off with water — no more warped corners or messy residue.
One glue stick enables multiple continuous 3D prints with professional adhesion and easy removal
- prints lifting off bed during printing
- wasted glue from frequent reapplication
- difficulty removing prints without damage
- high cost per print
Stop fighting warping and watch every first layer stick
From peeling corners and failed prints to clean, locked-down first layers — then a residue that wipes off in seconds.
Built For Hot Beds, Not Notebooks

Grips hot, lets go when cool
The formula locks the first layer down at print temperature, then loosens as the bed cools so parts slide off without prying or cracking. No more chisel work or shattered glass.

Cleans up with a damp wipe
The water-soluble film rinses cleanly off glass, PEI, flex plates and BuildTak — no haze, no sticky ghost layers, no more dedicating one scraper blade to glue removal. Just wipe and the bed is ready for the next print.

One stick spans many prints
A thin swipe is all it takes per job, so a single 25g cartridge covers dozens of prints — from quick calibration cubes to overnight prop builds — cutting your cost-per-print to insignificant.
Specs At A Glance
- 25gNet weight
- 0.88ozImperial measure
- Multi-materialWorks on most beds
One Swipe Before Every Print
- 1Prepare the bed
Start with a clean, leveled bed. Remove any previous residue with water or alcohol so the glue has a flawless surface to bond to.
- 2Apply a thin film
Twist up the stick and swipe a light, even layer across the print area. A single pass for each section is enough — you're not caulking. The clearish film should be barely visible.
- 3Heat and print
Let the bed heat to your print temperature. The glue activates with heat. Start your print; the first layer lays down with perfect adhesion, no curling.
- 4Cool and release
When the print finishes, let the bed cool to room temperature. The part will often self-release or lift off with a gentle nudge. No prying, no stress on the bed or the print.
- 5Wipe clean
If any residue remains, wipe the bed with a damp cloth. The glue dissolves instantly, leaving the bed spotless and ready for the next job.
What You Get
- Jakehoe 3D Print Hot Bed Solid Glue stick×1
25g net weight, blue ribbed tube
- Retail box packaging×1
Displays technical info, easy to store
From Failed Prints to Reliable First Layers
The 3 AM Spaghetti
You know the gut-drop. You come back after hours, expecting a finished part, but the bed is empty — except for a tangled mess of filament spaghetti. A corner lifted, the nozzle ripped through mid-air, and another spool of plastic went to waste. Every maker knows this sting.
The Fix That Sticks
What if one swipe before the print could end the warping? Jakehoe 3D Print Hot Bed Solid Glue is purpose-formulated for heated beds. It grips hot, lets go when cool, and leaves no mess. This isn't repurposed school glue — it's a bench essential.
Print, Lift, Repeat
Apply a thin film, start the print, walk away. When the bed cools, parts release with a gentle lift, and any leftover residue wipes away with water. The peace of mind is immediate. Your print farm hums along, and that gut-drop feeling fades into the background.
Why Makers Ditch Tape And Hairspray
| Jakehoe Glue Stick | Painter's Tape | Hairspray | |
|---|---|---|---|
| First layer grip on hot bed | Strong, even | Moderate, bubbles form | Moderate, fogs over |
| Residue after removal | None, wipes clean | Sticky glue layer | Haze on bed and rails |
| Bed surface safety | Safe for all materials | Can peel off coatings | Can gum up rails |
| Cleanup effort | Wipe with water | Scrape with alcohol | Scrape and dissolve |
| Cost per print area | Low | Medium | High (reapply often) |
Characteristics
Reviews
Questions and answers
Yes. The glue is compatible with glass, borosilicate glass, PEI smooth and textured, garolite (G10), BuildTak, and similar print surfaces. It forms a reliable bond on each, then releases cleanly.
It leaves a water-soluble film. After printing, let the bed cool, then wipe with a damp cloth or paper towel. For a deeper clean, rinse the bed with water or use a gentle scraper to loosen any leftover film — no heavy scrubbing needed.
It depends on print footprint, but one thin swipe per job typically lasts many prints. For a mix of medium-sized parts, one stick covers comfortably over 30 prints. For large full-bed prints, you may get fewer, but a 25g stick still far outlasts a bottle of liquid glue or a roll of tape.
Yes. The formulation is engineered to grip high-warp materials that tend to curl. For ABS with a high enclosure temperature or very large PETG footprints, a slightly heavier coating can be used without fear of permanent bonding.
You can apply it to a cold or warm bed, but a cool bed gives the smoothest thin film. If you apply to a preheated bed, it will work as well. Either way, the adhesive activates properly as the bed heats.
Yes, it is a safe formula designed for indoor use in maker spaces and home offices. It emits no harmful fumes at printing temperatures. As with any workshop item, keep out of reach of children and avoid ingestion.
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