PLA Sticks - ABS Not

For ABS use plenty of squish on that first layer.
Bed temp of at least 105
Enclosure (if nothing else use some cardboard or Saran Wrap on the sides)  enclosing the top is also important.
Glass and hairspray with the above should solve your problems.
If not you can reduce your first layer extrusion width to roughly half.  This will create more tool paths on the first layer and help with adhesion.  I am not a fan of Brim but if all else fails a 3mm Brim will help.
Also if you have one corner lifting then most likely the bed isn't level or you have a cold spot.

if you still have problems with the ABS sticking with hairspray at 105 bed temp, go pick up a stick of Elmer's washable school glue in glue stick form - it goes on purple, dries clear. This is what I use and rarely have a problem with prints not sticking anymore (never did get the hairspray to work for me to print on - works a treat for holding the glass to kapton covered aluminum bed, tho! ).

to use, warm the bed to somewhere between 50 & 75. use the glue stick over the print area in a cross hatch pattern. For extra "stick" I have been doing diagonal crosshatching over that, too - especially for larger items. Then finish heating the bed to desired temp (i use 105) and print as normal. (be sure your bed is properly leveled before applying the glue stick)

I can usually get multiple prints out of one application by simply wiping gently with a wet paper towel between prints to reactivate the glue a bit. If needed, I touch up spots that may have peeled up with a print (if I get in too much of a hurry and don't let it cool enough to pop the print off easily)

I have gone as high as 110 on the bed temp, but 105 "should" be sufficient...

since I rebuilt my heated bed with a thicker piece of aluminum to get rid of the warped stock bed it takes forever for my bed to reach temp - it holds really nice once it does get there, tho! LOL one of these days I will replace the stock heat pad with something better...

ha, mine is a 150 x 150 - on a 4.75mm thick piece of aluminum it takes nearly 20 minutes to get to 105 - but, like i said, once it gets there it holds it very nicely.

with the way the SD4 leveling screws are, the biggest I could go would be about 175 x 175, and that isnt gonna happen without either special ordering that size, or some reconfiguring to get the heat pad above the leveling screws...