FlashForge HP-00057 Platform Sticker for Creator Pro and Dreamer, 6 Pcs Kit (Pack of 6)

Love this because it is easier to get builds of this plate. A+

You can get these exact stickers on ebay for $12 less, as long as you dont care about 2 day shipping its a better option

These are the same stickers that came with the Creator Pro. Adhesion of the model to the bed is amazing with the FlashForge and Hatchbox ABS I have been using so far. I am anxious to try some PLA soon.I have seen complaints about getting these to peel off the bed when they need replacement. I have had no problem with this- you just need to SLOWLY peel the sticker off and all the underlying adhesive comes up. Any tiny bit that doesn’t is easily removable by using the removed sticker to stick to the remaining adhesive and SLOWLY pulling it off. I get a completely clean bed with this approach and the new one goes on with no hassle. If there should be a tiny bit of adhesive left, I rub my finger over it and it gathers together and comes right off.

These printer bed stickers are awesome! I've been having difficulty with prints sticking too well or peeling up on the edges since back when I was using a Solidoodle. When I bought a Creator Pro it came with two of these stickers and I had hit and miss results due to me damaging them with a sharp putty knife. One thing was for sure though, they worked better than any other surface I had tried. I bought two more directly from Flashforge and paid somewhere around thirty dollars so this is a great price. The secret is to use a thin coat from a glue stick, I use Elmer's but I've read of people having similar results with Uhu. The prints come off fairly easily with some gentle prodding but stick well enough to print with nylon without warping from the bed. It also helps to use a raft.

Works great. Seems a little overpriced

These work great. No mess, no prep. They are a rougher texture than the ones that came with my late 2015 Creator Pro. I could get 2-6 months out of the old style, depending bed temperatures I was using, but I ruined 3 of these new ones in 3 days trying to get stuck ABS prints off. I lowered my bed temperature on virtually all materials by 20 degrees - from 110 to 90 for ABS, and now prints stick but not too hard. These work better than the smooth stickers on more materials, and it looks like I am going to get similar life. I have about 4 months on the current one and there are no signs of bubbling.. Very seldom do I have a first layer adhesion problem, and can resolve that by adjusting the first layer height and/or increasing the bed temperature. Just work your way up in bed temperature to avoid stuck prints. I've got about 4 KM filament on my Creator Pro using only the blue stickers.

These are excellent. I have two glass plates that I use for a building base. When one is done, I take it off and let it cool while the other one is being used. Almost any design sticks to it. The trick is the a) don't add glue or any other adhesive , b) wait till it cools before removing c) use a sharp wood chisel to start lifting the printout off the base and then finish by slipping a thin putty knife under it and working it around until the printout breaks lose.If you need to print a large flat plate directly on the base, then raise it up by about 4 mm using your slicer (I use Simplyfy3D), then use supports. This will allow you to remove the printout from the base without damaging either the printout or the blue "sticker".This works well with, ABS, PLA , TUP and PETGI am adding a note of clarification. This does "really" grab the print. Taking the print off becomes an art. Once mastered though, I have used it for dozens of print without damage.

These are great, but I feel they are still a little over priced. Much better than the ones that come with my printer. They were too smooth. These are a little rougher and allow good adhesion. If you get spring steel and a sign magnet that is sticky on one side, you can make a quick and cheap flexible bed that you can swap sheets out. Bad thing is, over 70% for extended periods of time, the magnet will loose magnetism. Perfect for pla. Not so much for abs.