<p>Once a time, it was the same with me, I sanded the surface well and continued for a while without any problems. The only problem was the sand pattern that was always visible in the bottom of models and finally I upgraded the bed to PEI sheet.</p>

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user30878
<p>Print a filled square 2 layers thick over the whole surface of the bed and then peel off when it's still warm, so that it may take away also the previous deposits.</p>

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FarO
<p>You can try putting it in the oven at 100 °C and then peeling it off. At that temperature it's soft as cheese.</p>

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2021-04-02T07:07:18.657Z
My bed would also be as soft as cheese. I want to upgrade to a glass sheet, but M3D has these little clips for the premade bed that would block it. Only option is to break off those clips
Dcybroz
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2021-04-06T06:26:50.323Z
Too bad man. :( I also had a plastic sheet as print bed before and occasionally have PLA stuck to it. (Bronzefil sticks like crazy!) I switched to a magnetic bed that you can bend. That has the best of 2 worlds: perfect stickability and easy removability. I love it and it's worth the price!
Hacky
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Hacky
<p>If you have tried <a href="/q/11707/">every</a> <a href="/q/7592/">trick</a> to remove the print, you probably need to <a href="/q/7960/">replace</a> the build surface. If the PLA is &quot;engraved&quot; into the build surface, your surface is damaged anyways, just replace the surface, or remove the top surface and buy a sheet of glass, preferably borosilicate.</p>

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Thanks 0scar but the issue has been resolved. Needed some intense scraping and sanding, but I managed to clean the bed and applied some masking tape to it so this wont happen in the future.
Dcybroz
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2021-03-20T07:19:19.220Z
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0scar
<p>So basically I've been having a problem with my Micro+.
It will not level / calibrate itself and I can't fix it. The reason I'm here is that I've been using Cura, and somehow it destroyed my bed. (See image)</p>
<p><a href="https://i.sstatic.net/Qe8cA.jpg" rel="nofollow noreferrer"><img src="https://i.sstatic.net/Qe8cA.jpg" alt="print bed for Micro +" /></a></p>
<p>I would like to know how to get it off, as I tried freezing, scraping and sandpaper</p>
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<p>To clarify some things:</p>
<ul>
<li>The material is PLA,</li>
<li>bed is made of plastic.</li>
</ul>
<p>My build plate surface got destroyed after trying to use Cura, which sliced wrong and engraved the print into my bed.</p>

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2021-03-18T03:04:31.520Z
Can you give us a little more on "somehow it destroyed my bed"?
agarza
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2021-03-18T09:56:07.913Z
I was using cura and my slicer settings were way off. It basically engraved the print into the bed.
Dcybroz
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2021-03-19T07:17:42.957Z
What material was that? You might have a chance if it was ABS. If it PLA or PETG, you're probably SOL...
Rykara
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2021-03-20T07:08:43.700Z
To be honest, you destroyed the surface yourself (please, this is not meant as an offending comment). Any slicer will instruct what you have set it to do, so, you either have set incorrect settings in the slicer, or you have not properly zeroed the Z-axis, or you have a mechanical issue with the Z-axis. This cannot solely be a slicer problem.
0scar
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Options for removing failed prints
Dcybroz
# Options for removing failed prints

(Asked by: username_0 on 2021-03-18)

So basically I've been having a problem with my Micro+.
It will not level / calibrate itself and I can't fix it. The reason I'm here is that I've been using Cura, and somehow it destroyed my bed. (See image)

[![print bed for Micro +](https://i.sstatic.net/Qe8cA.jpg)](https://i.sstatic.net/Qe8cA.jpg)

I would like to know how to get it off, as I tried freezing, scraping and sandpaper

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To clarify some things:

* The material is PLA,
* bed is made of plastic.

My build plate surface got destroyed after trying to use Cura, which sliced wrong and engraved the print into my bed.

**Tags:** bed, m3d

> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: Can you give us a little more on "somehow it destroyed my bed"?  
> **username_0**: I was using cura and my slicer settings were way off. It basically engraved the print into the bed.  
> **username_2**: What material was that? You might have a chance if it was ABS. If it PLA or PETG, you're probably SOL...  
> **username_3**: To be honest, you destroyed the surface yourself (please, this is not meant as an offending comment). Any slicer will instruct what you have set it to do, so, you either have set incorrect settings in the slicer, or you have not properly zeroed the Z-axis, or you have a mechanical issue with the Z-axis. This cannot solely be a slicer problem.  

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## 4 answers

### Answer by username_4 on 2021-03-21. Score: 2 | Accepted answer

Once a time, it was the same with me, I sanded the surface well and continued for a while without any problems. The only problem was the sand pattern that was always visible in the bottom of models and finally I upgraded the bed to PEI sheet.


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### Answer by username_5 on 2021-04-01. Score: 2

Print a filled square 2 layers thick over the whole surface of the bed and then peel off when it's still warm, so that it may take away also the previous deposits.


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### Answer by username_6 on 2021-04-01. Score: 2

You can try putting it in the oven at 100 °C and then peeling it off. At that temperature it's soft as cheese.

> **Comments:**
> **username_0**: My bed would also be as soft as cheese. I want to upgrade to a glass sheet, but M3D has these little clips for the premade bed that would block it. Only option is to break off those clips  
> **username_6**: Too bad man. :( I also had a plastic sheet as print bed before and occasionally have PLA stuck to it. (Bronzefil sticks like crazy!) I switched to a magnetic bed that you can bend. That has the best of 2 worlds: perfect stickability and easy removability. I love it and it's worth the price!  

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### Answer by username_3 on 2021-03-20. Score: 2

If you have tried [every](/q/11707/) [trick](/q/7592/) to remove the print, you probably need to [replace](/q/7960/) the build surface. If the PLA is "engraved" into the build surface, your surface is damaged anyways, just replace the surface, or remove the top surface and buy a sheet of glass, preferably borosilicate.

> **Comments:**
> **username_0**: Thanks username_3 but the issue has been resolved. Needed some intense scraping and sanding, but I managed to clean the bed and applied some masking tape to it so this wont happen in the future.  

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