G10 Fiberglass Garolite 3D Printer Build Surface Plate Semi-Flexible Sheet 235mm/9.25"(Black Color),200/220/250/257/310/400mm Available

This is an outrageously high-performance print surface overall, and will last a very long time if you treat it properly.The main selling point for this surface is that it performs well on PLA, ABS, and PETG (and possibly more) without ANY bed preparation, glue stick, etc.PLA sticks like glue at 55C. For a surface this smooth, it has unusually good adhesion. PETG sticks nearly as well at 75C, and adhesion can be improved by slowing the initial layer. ABS is a bit more demanding, but with a slow initial layer, and a high bed temp (100C works well for me), you can print reliably. ABS still occasionally shows signs of lifting in the corners of prints, but it has never caused a print failure.All of these materials will self-release once they have cooled. You MUST WAIT for this to happen, or you will damage the print surface by yanking on your parts.This is a fairly soft surface, and can be scratched and damaged easily. Do not use a scraper on this bed. Do not allow your printers nozzle to drag along this bed. They will permanently damage it. I recommend cleaning it with isopropyl alcohol and a clean rag.This specific sheet (235x235) is perfectly sized for an Ender 3 or K1. The edges are a bit rough, the corners are a bit sharp, but the sizing is perfect.I have bought a few of these, and I find that usually only one of the two sides is perfectly smooth. One side usually has some scuffs in it.

works great for my 3d printer baseplate.

Please note, that I received exactly what I purchased as described, well packaged and shipped to me without complaint. I only give this four stars because I bought this in hope it would be better than the pei plate that I am currently using, It works ok for PLA, things stick but it's not better than what I already have.

Great surface that sticks to everything I tried, just use some glue and it can be used for multiple prints. Used transfer adhesive to glue it to a bad and resurfaced bedplate for my Kobra 3.

This is how mine arrived. At first, I thought it might just be a plastic film on top that got scuffed. However, there is an absolutely staggering amount of scratches on both sides of the G10 itself. This is what happens when the manufacturer doesn't protect the surface during production and processes the material on top of debris-filled work surfaces. It's not obvious with my lighting, but there are also stain-like patterns on both surfaces. I doubt that affects its properties as a print surface but there's no way I would print on this anyway because I don't want a million ugly scratches transferring to everything I make.

I recently switched to a G10 build plate on my Ender 3 Pro, and it’s been a fantastic upgrade. It installs just like any other build surface — I clipped it onto my heated bed with binder clips, and it was ready to go. No adhesive or fancy prep needed.The bed adhesion is amazing, especially for materials like PLA and PETG. Prints stick down firmly without needing glue stick or hairspray, but they also pop off easily once the bed cools down. It’s super durable too — no scratches, dents, or peeling like you get with some other surfaces over time.Print quality stayed consistent, and I didn’t have to mess with my Z-offset much either. Just leveled the bed normally, and it was good to go.If you're tired of constantly fighting with first layers or worn-out surfaces, G10 is a simple, reliable upgrade. Highly recommend it!

Had high hopes for this but ended up going back to a glass bed. For pla it’s fine but for large Asa the parts just didn’t stick well enough.

I've used this on pla and petg, and it has preformed very well, better than the pei sheet I had before. Great product, deserves the 5 stars