I already experienced that a clean and well prepared print bed can make or break a print. Good preparation leads to good first layers, good adhesion(@110°C) while objects automatically pop off the printbed when it cools down (no banging on printed objects with hammers and breaking glass).

My procedure for printing ABS (for now):
- Clean the glass (while cold) with Acetone and scrape off previous ABS remains (Nail Polish remover will work fine and smells less anoying)
- Clean the glass with regular window cleaner
- Spray 3 layers of extra-ultra-strong hairspray on the cold glass while letting each layer dry. (cut a 20x20cm hole in a shoebox to be able to spray while the glass is mounted on the Prusa frame)
- Re-check Z-axis leveling (I really need to get a automatic leveling thingie)
- Heatbed warmup to 110°C
- Have nice prints!
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