Supertack ? It is not that good ngl-
Or mine is defective
To remove the prints easily heat up the plate
this post was submitted on 28 Jan 2026
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Yes, look up the literature on the plates. Certain materials as are best on certain plates. It would be best to know what the coating is but I'm guessing Bambu doesn't share that information. But I'm sure they give you a list of suggested materials for each along with temperatures.
I'm only printing in PLA. The material isn't changing, the shape of the thing I'm printing is changing
Generally I put tall models on a high adhesion plate and short models on lower adhesion plates. It's a good enough rule of thumb
Cool plate supertack I assume you mean given there is an older cool plate available too.
Yeah having the razor blade scraper is a requirement for that build plate to get some types of prints off. I live the plate since I pretty much just don't have to wash it or worry too much about accidentally touching the surface.
Heat the plate up to remove prints
Do you use it for every print or do you decide from print to print which plate to use? Have you ever almost damaged a print trying to get it off?
Pretty much every PLA or PETG print unless I want the textured surface of the powder coated sheet.
Large prints seem to peel off fine, and then I use the razor to slice off any smaller prints that don't peel off when I flex the bed.
With the super tack cool plate Bambu recommends removing the print while warm. Don't wait for the bed and part to cool. And DON'T wipe with IPA. Soap and water only when needed.
I bought one when they were on sale just before Christmas. It's not a plate I intend to use a lot. Any part that has a good flat base isn't meant to be printed on the super tack plate. Only those designs sketchy bed adhesion at best and can't be printed with supports.
I did use it to print a storage sheath for a fillet knife I have. I was very impressed that I was able to print a rectangular hollow tube with 2mm wide base and 165mm tall vertically with no supports or brim. It was a fine test of my skills as a designer, printer calibration, and the super tack.