Magigoo Pro PA - The 3D printing adhesive for Polyamide (nylon)

Just simply works well.

Only done one print so far, but as a test I started printing a fan shroud in eSun ePA (PA6) without magigoo, and adhesion was insufficient to get past about the 10th layer before small features started lifting, and the base was warped. I cleaned the bed and applied Magigoo and ran the print again without making any changes to settings and it has completed successfully with seemingly zero lifting! Obviously this is a small and not especially challenging part but the level of adhesion while the bed is still hot is as good as PETG on PEI which is to say extremely high. I'll edit the review as required as I use it more but it certainly seems to be an absolute no brainer for nylon on PEI!

Amazing stuff, did not think it would work so well.And your Nylon prints come off so very easy when the heated bed is cooled down.

Using Tronxy nylon, fully dried and at the recommended temperatures. I have tried plain glass, Borosilicate, Kapton tape and FR4 with no benefit. Surfaces are cleaned with a scrubbing brush and detergent, rinsed and then cleaned again with Acetone or IPA before application. At the price of this stuff, It needs to work every time, regardless. I am not sure how they can justify £22 a small container. I did try to contact the manufacturer but unfortunately they don't consider me worth responding to.

Evilgoo. Well the print stayed stuck. Permanently bonded more like. Left it to cool overnight. The entire borosilicate glass surface including the coating sheared away and remained stuck to the part. This without any scraping or pulling from me! Unusable part. Ruined build plate. That is a very expensive lesson.