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FDM 3D prints usually show layer lines. Learn about ABS acetone smoothing and how to get a totally smooth surface finish in four easy steps.
Don’t let those unsightly zits and blobs ruin another print. A smooth finish is easier to achieve than you think. We’ll show you how.
Layer lines are a fact of FDM 3D printing. Check out our simple guide on PLA smoothing to learn how to smooth 3D prints and hide the lines!
Parts printed out of TPU are extremely tricky to paint due to poor adhesion. Read this flexible guide to paint your flexible material!
3D printing post-processing can make your work look better and improve strength. Learn post-processing methods for PLA, PETG, ABS, and more!
Want to make watertight 3D prints? Read on for tips about materials, design choices, slicer settings, post-processing, and more!
We all strive for the perfect print, but that isn’t always the result. Fill the gaps in your 3D print filler knowledge!
Painting your high-detail resin model will bring it to a whole new level. Read everything you need to know before you get started!
Cleaning 3D prints doesn't have to be a drag. Learn easy ways to clean up 3D prints and make sure your parts always look beautiful!
Painting 3D printed miniatures creates amazing custom pieces. Check out all you need to know to prime, paint, and perfect your figures!
With hydro dipping and a splash of creativity, make your 3D prints extraordinary – one dip at a time. Read all about it in this tutorial!
Remove layer lines and imperfections from your 3D printed parts while boosting their aesthetic appeal and mechanical performance.
Painting 3D prints can add *the* final touch to your models. Learn how to combine 3D printing and the artisanal craft of hand painting!
With a bit acetone, 3D prints get a smooth look. Read on to find out if acetone smoothing affects ABS' strength!
Want to get some unique texture on your 3D prints? Learn more about the ins and outs of velocity painting to make some truly unique objects.
Let's face it, no matter how many digits were on your 3D printer's price tag, post-processing is still sometimes necessary. That's where detail sanders come in.