The basic printing characteristics of 3DE Ceramic is alot like what you get from PLA – This means that it is 100% compatible with existing extrusion-based (FDM/FFF) 3D printers and extremely easy to work with.

Typical printing conditions:

Nozzle temperature: 190-195C hotend
Build surface: adheres well to common build surfaces including the blue tape, SpiderSheet, polyimide/Kapton tape, etc.
Heated bed: not required, but can be set to 60-70 ˚C for better adhesive.
Layer adhesion and warping resistance: similar to PLA; you can easily print large parts without warping and/or delamination.
Odor: minimal (barely noticeable)

Mechanical/thermal properties of PolySmooth (based on 3D printed parts with 100% infill):

Tensile strength: 40-45 MPa (compared to 30-40 MPa for PLA/ABS)
IZOD Impact Strength: 15-18 kJ/m^2 (compared to 2-3 kJ/m^2 for PLA and 5-15 kJ/m^2 for ABS)
Softening Temperature: ~ 70 C (compared to 55-60 C for PLA and 90-95 C for ABS)

500g material on the spool

3D print your part with 3DE Ceramic, just like what you normally do with PLA;
Dip your printed object in IPA (70-90%+)(SPRIT)
Repeat untill you like the polished finish
Now go tell your friends :-)

Isopropyl alcohol (also known as isopropanol)
Ethanol

IPA with no less than 70% (90% or higher recommended). You can choose whatever is more easily available for you.