OK, I seem to be having the opposite problem from the topics I’ve been able to find here.
Recently my prints have been sticking to my plate in spots so badly that it chips off when removing.
I’ve got an X1C that is a few months old, came with the textured plate. Printed fine up until a few days ago. Normally when the print is finished, I’ll let it cool, then take it out and flex the plate and the print pops right off. Here recently when I do this, little chips are coming off the print because they are stuck to the plate. I’ve had to get a razor to get them off. I’m printing with Bambu PETG, using the default settings in the slicer, and I’m not using any glue on the plate. I’ve cleaned the plate with both soapy water and IPA. I’ve also tried taking the plate out as soon as it finished and it keeps happening.
Did I get a bad spool of filament? I’m currently printing a test print using the opposite side of the plate that has never been used to see how that works, I just find it odd that a plate would wear out after only a few months of printing.
Try popping your plate with print in the freezer. I’m not a fan of glue or hairspray or any of the old school techniques because I don’t like the mess. Incidentally, every “magic” new bed surface is always originally billed as not requiring anything. I just clean the bed with soapy water between prints. Normally, after around five minutes in the freezer, the part and plate will be cold and the part will be loose. The plate and the part cool have different rates of thermal expansion, so the bigger temp swing between printing temp and removal temp, the more it wants to pop free.