Ideally no paint as buying an entire bucket if white paint for a white print seems wasteful.
Is there any sort of filler I could use to hide the seams between the parts I have glued together?
this post was submitted on 26 May 2026
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I came here to say this. Mine was, I think, name brand and it was only $35 and I've already used it to fix a few broken and flawed prints. Heat the filament up a little extra and you can squish it in place with the proper implememt without much if any trouble.