jimc wrote:if hairspray is working and you want considerably more stick then use garnier fructise #5. green spray can, black cap. pick it up at walmart. its easily double that of aquanet.
Hey, jimc! I'd been using AquaNet, and it was doing well on MG black PLA, but I was having a little trouble keeping clear PETG on the bed. So I picked up a can of your green genie above. So far, so good, but I haven't run the "big" print on it yet. (I'm doing some calibration pieces first.). I'm looking at the ingredients in the stuff, and I'm seeing straight polyurethane and polyester -- you might as well 3D print your hair.
The first "big" print I did with PETG, I got a VERY rough surface on the top. This was with 3 top layers on top of 10% infill. (Let's just say I'm printing a very light 2x4... close enough...). I'm thinking overextruding, but my multiplier was 0.94, and my calibration pieces are telling me I need to be about 0.98 or so. So maybe a temperature issue? What temps did you run eSun clear PETG at? I know you're using the E3Dv6 and I'm using a MakerGear V4, but I would think our temps would be similar. And full fan, right?
Oops. Sorry to hijack the thread. Back to your "mystery filament"!
Dale