With Solay rubbery and soft objects can be printed, such as shoes and shoe soles.

Material properties of Solay:

• - Rough filament, stable, skin-friendly,
  
• - Elastic like rubber
  
• - Shore A ~ 90
  
• - Highly filled with natural pigments (over 30%)
  
• - Paintable with markers (Edding)
  
• - Colorable (dip dyeing of the filament) with marker inks (alcohol-based, there's graffiti in shops)
  
• - Enables prints in vintage look
  
• - Stone washed effect / bluejeans effect
  
• - Experimental shoes, absorbing cushions, inner soles, straps
  
• - Or other portable things
  
• - Does not dissolve in acetone

Processing Solay:

• - Solay can be promoted by Bowden
  
• - Solay h_llt on most roughened surfaces such as Kapton tape
  
• - A nozzle with an opening of 0.4 mm is well suited
  
• - 0.2 mm is a good layer thickness, the thicker the layer is the rougher the object

Solay is best stored dry. Should the material have absorbed moisture after some time, so the filament may be dried in an oven at about 80C for four to five hours werden. For the first use we recommend to dry the filament.

• Nominal diameter 2.85mm
  
• Material SoLay
  
• Colour beige
  
• Hardness: ~ Shore A 90
  
• Printing temperature 175 - 190c
  
• Heated bed not necessary, likely 20 - 60c
• Weight approx. 250 g
  
• The filament comes in a reseable zip bag.