ANYCUBIC ABS-Like Resin Pro 2: problems, parts and running costs
Checked: 2026-10-26
Summary
Owners and third-party reviewers report pigment separation on long prints, occasional leaking bottles on delivery, and FEP sticking with non-Anycubic printers. Keeping it running means resin and isopropyl alcohol, with no annual total reported. At $28.99 on the Anycubic store (2026-10-26) it is positioned as a tougher successor to ABS-Like Resin +, with third-party reviews describing good value for functional parts.
Common problems and fixes
- Resin sticks to FEP on non-Anycubic printers — an owner using a Phrozen Sonic Mini found the resin sticks to FEP more than Phrozen Aqua Ivory, needing thicker supports and a longer IPA rinse, with IPA turning murky. [5]
- Print failures reported by owners — a Reddit thread titled “Can’t print with ABS-Like Resin Pro 2” indicates at least one owner reported print failures; details were not retrieved. [9]
- Low temperatures reduce print success — the manufacturer advises preheating resin above 20 C (maximum 60 C) when printing in cool conditions. [1]
Parts and consumables
No replaceable parts or consumables reported.
Other consumables: resin and isopropyl alcohol for washing and cleaning. [1][5]
Yearly running cost
Not enough data. The recurring costs are resin at $28.99 per bottle on the Anycubic store and isopropyl alcohol for washing, but no usage rates or annual totals are reported. [1]
When it is a good buy
- At $28.99 on the Anycubic store (2026-10-26, regular price $38.99, $18.00/kg), with mix-and-match and bulk deals available, the resin is positioned as a tougher successor to ABS-Like Resin +; third-party reviews describe good value for functional parts. [1][4]
- Phrozen Aqua Ivory is the better choice when FEP sticking matters, since one owner found this resin sticks to FEP more than that resin. [5]