LulzBot Mini PEI Sheet

Very easy to add this new sheet to your print bed and the quality is great. It has the 3M adhesive already applied; just remove it, stick it down, and cut off the excess. Cleaning off the old adhesive is another story. I found the best way to clean it off is by applying a good amount of isopropyl alcohol and scraping it off with a utility blade. Ive done it twice now and got it down to about 20-30 minutes for the complete removal of all the adhesive to give a good surface to stick the new sheet to.

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By far and away the best replacement for your original. Removing the old sheet is a pain but lots of videos out there to show you. I didnt do the freezer trick and my sheet came off just fine. I used a spray bottle for the rubbing alcohol and it worked well.

Arrived quickly and as described, easy to install.

I am not sure what was going on with my previous PEI, but I was using glue sticks consistently and get prints to stick. Since switching the stock PEI over to this one I print directly to the bed with no issue. The prints stick well, but after letting the bed and part cool I am typically easily remove the parts by hand.

Its perfect as usual. Just scratch the surface with some fine grit and everything sticks very well. Most of my prints are ABS.

Its easy to replace, and functions just as well as the factory original.

Easier to install than I thought. Its like having a new print bed again.

Once you clean your print bed, this is easy to apply. The old PEI sheet had been melted away in a couple of places because of a few bad registrations that I didnt catch in time. I had been using a film to cover those holes, but the price and relative ease of replacing the PEI sheet is much better than using a film that tears and gets caught in the print. Its so much easier to release the models, if you are using glass or a metal plate you should add this immediately

Great stuff! More expensive, but the tape is already applied. Much easier and faster. Almost everything sticks to it.