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Frequently Asked Questions

What Is 3D Scanning Spray Used For?

3D scanning spray is a fine, temporary coating applied to shiny, dark, transparent, or reflective objects before scanning. It creates a matte, uniform surface that scanners can read accurately, since glossy or see-through surfaces otherwise cause gaps, noise, or distortion in the scan data.

What’s The Difference Between AESUB Blue, Green, Orange, Transparent, And White?

Blue and Orange are self-volatilising sprays that disappear on their own without cleanup — Blue evaporates faster, Orange lasts longer for more complex or time-consuming scans. Green is a bulk spray-gun formula suited to larger objects or production use. Transparent preserves the object’s original colour and detail while still reducing reflections, and White is a permanent, TiO2-free coating for objects that won’t be scanned again.

Do I Need To Clean The Spray Off After Scanning?

It depends on the formula. Self-volatilising sprays like AESUB Blue and Orange evaporate completely on their own within a set time, leaving no residue or cleanup required. AESUB White is a permanent coating and will need to be washed or wiped off if you want to return the object to its original finish.

Is 3D Scanning Spray Safe To Use On Delicate Or Valuable Objects?

AESUB sprays are formulated to be gentle and residue-free once evaporated, making them safe for most surfaces including models, prototypes, and collectables. As with any coating, it’s worth testing on an inconspicuous area first if you’re working with a particularly sensitive or valuable surface.

What Are The Reflective Dot Markers Used For?

Reflective dot markers are placed on an object or in the scanning area to give the scanner clear reference points, helping it align and stitch together multiple scan passes accurately. They’re especially useful on plain, featureless, or symmetrical surfaces where the scanner would otherwise struggle to track position.

What’s The Difference Between Standard And Magnetic Dot Markers?

Standard reflective dot markers are adhesive and stick directly to the object or surrounding surfaces. Magnetic markers attach to metal surfaces without adhesive, making them reusable and easy to reposition between scans.

How Long Does A Can Of Scanning Spray Last?

Coverage depends on the size and number of objects being scanned, but a single 400ml can typically covers a good number of small to medium objects. For frequent or larger-scale scanning, the 1L bulk spray-gun formula or multi-pack bundles offer better value.