Can you provide the settings for Sunluu Marble PLA? Iam going to do a big print with it and have no experiences with it on P1P.
Thank you 
I used he generic PLA profile and it runs great. Used the Meta with my 0.4 and 0.2 nozzle for minatures and prints are awesome. Way better then with bambu pla light grey for some reason. With the bambu filament and the 0.2 nozzle I get stringing.
Sorry- I havent tested Sunlu Marble PLA yet. Realise this was way late post. life got in the way of forum replies but tryiong to catch up now. If get some Sunlu Marbler will still post.
So sorry for super late reply, did you get this sorted- its just creating custom filament and in the serial using that name
- then do all your testing with filaments to arrive at your calibrated values.
I feel like I’m losing my mind here today… I got a roll of Sunlu PLA Meta and did flow calibration (both Flow Dynamics and Flow Rate). Had excellent results on my first pass of the Banana Katana and a few other small prints. Went to print the larger half of the Banana and got a pile of spaghetti! Luckily I noticed this before I went to bed, and have spent the last hour trying to get the first layer to work properly.
I’ve tried adjusting extruder and bed temps, as well as print speeds. Unsure what vairable I got just right on my first go that I’m missing now.
EDIT: I just watched the first few layers in real-time, and it seems that some of the very small and intricate parts are coming off the build plate shortly after the part cooling fan turns on. I tried decreasing the print speed and increasing the heatbed temperature, all to no avail. I’m going to sleep on this one and revisit in the morning.
Start your day with a freshly washed plate.
Welp, it does seem that my build plate was indeed the culprit. Gave it a good scrubbing with a Scrub Daddy pad and some Dawn liquid detergent, got a solid first layer down on a more intricate print and no problems thus far…
Hopefully I’m not jinxing it.
since i was in the same benchy, maybe have a look at this post, it’s for superdraft but i have no issues with bed adhesion on a smooth plate. the stuff is super draft sensitive it seems, keep door/ glass plate shut, open it and warping shall happen. I used hair spray, but will start experimenting without. JAYO (Sunlu) PLA META high speed/super draft settings
tanks you for this info , i put the p1s upgrade to my p1p me too last 2 weeks 
as stated, make sure your build plate is grease and dust free, as for the SUNLU PLA Meta you should turn off the aux fan or set it at 10%, ( change in the cooling profile of the filament), using the default BBL PLA settings will run the nozzle temp too high and will be prone to stringing.
I am using first layer 205C and subsequent layers at 195C with excellent results, with flow rate of 0.98, rest of the settings are left default
32 degree and it start to bend? that would mean I can´t use it inside my office in summer as it there gets around 30-32 degree in hottest time.
and I bought some meta for miniatures printing
So far for me 0.98 flow ratio, 1.26 density, 45 softening temp, 60C PEI bed temp, and 220C initial layer w/ 195C other layers has been working very well. After calibration 0.020 K stayed right for me.
I’m wondering if anyone has experimented with taking advantage of the lower melting point to increase the print speeds. Either using ludicrous/sport mode, or manually setting volumetric flow and profile speed settings? It seems like it may be possible to push those while pushing the hotend temps up closer to max (for the shorter time Meta is in contact) and get quality higher speed prints.
Sorry, but how do you change the temp mid print? I’m new to the hobby…
I have a P1S as well and just had to troubleshoot issues I was having with the filament. I use a 0.2mm regular nozzleta, and I got the chocolate color for the PLA Meta. I’m currently unable to do flow rate calibration, so it’s not the perfectly smooth print you can get, but it’s really decent and I got it to not clog the nozzle (The main issue I was having). I use the Bambu PLA Basic print profile, but I keep the nozzle temp at 210°C, and the build plate at 55°C. When I was attempting to run it at 185°C-195°C, I was getting clogged, so I figured raising the temp to be closer to its max would help, and got it right first try. I hope this helps, and your prints go well with it!