Sticky Nozzles Suck | How to Use Plastic Repellent Paint

Are you tired of constant plastic buildup on your 3D printer nozzle? Say goodbye to frustrating nozzle build-up, mess, and maintenance with Plastic Repellent Paint!
In this video, we’re discussing why Plastic Repellent Paint (or PRP) is a must-have for every 3D printing enthusiast by answering some frequently asked questions. To experience how PRP can improve your printing experience by keeping your nozzle clean, text “NOZZLEHELP” to [phone]!
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⏰ TIMESTAMPS
00:00 Intro
01:23 The Benefits of Plastic Repellent Paint
02:45 PRP Demo
03:55 How do I apply PRP?
04:30 How often do I have to reapply?
04:54 Why does it not work?
05:42 PRP with GammaMaster?
06:25 Is PRP safe to use?
07:26 Outro and FREE Guide

[@MinnesotaHomesteading]

I use it. Isn't magic, but helps a lot.

[@SliceEngineering]

We're glad to hear it helps, thanks for you support!

[@efficincy]

Hej Slice, could you please share a statement regarding PFAS?

[@user-rq1bg2uv2b]

Nozzlehelp :) more than funny .... Thx

[@BertNielson]

How durable is the coating of PTFE left behind? I'm using a brass bristled brush as a nozzle wipe and need to know if that would need to be removed or if after the coating is applied.

[@SliceEngineering]

A brass brush is quite abrasive and will wear down the plastic repellent coating, requiring you to reapply much more frequently. If you want to use a nozzle wipe, we'd recommend a less abrasive option like a nylon brush, silicone, or even PTFE wipe.

[@BertNielson]

@@SliceEngineering thanks! I'll get some PTFE when I get the plastic repellent

[@kilo.sierra]

Can we see the demo with a less porous material like polished nickel? I don't tend to use nozzles made of rough surfaces like brushed metal used in the demo..

[@mocarver]

What spool containment box is that which is behind you in the vid? Thx.

[@SliceEngineering]

It's a Repkord Repbox v2.5 with our Filament Drying Desiccant!

[@lhoumark]

@@SliceEngineering Working really good it looks like, with the moisture level all the way down to 44%!

[@SliceEngineering]

​@@lhoumark Our Repbox isn't fully gasketed (e.g. airtight) as it was built for display, not as a drybox. That being said, our offices average 53% relative humidity and we haven't recharged the desiccant in months since we don't print from the marketing box, so it's working great at 44%!

[@yatox8]

Just ordered some to try out. I hate seeing even slight build up on nozzle worrying about it getting stuck on print outer wall.

[@SliceEngineering]

Thank you for your order! Let us know how it works for you!

[@AltZyeus]

Got keep that hot end clean 🧼

[@SliceEngineering]

It's essential ✅

[@philippeholthuizen]

They should call it snake oil…

[@adamfilipowicz9260]

Tried it, never worked. its expensive and a waste of money

[@jamesm3268]

Same have 4 bottles and it does nothing hey

[@Erbsensuppe22]

Thanks, that is helpful

[@Bob-jn8gt]

It works for me as long as you re apply it before every print

[@luistiago5121]

Yes sheep, just buy more useless stuff.