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Bicast Leather Sticky Topcoat Refinishing Kit B7

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 Bicast Leather Sticky Topcoat Refinishing Kit B7 by Leather Doctor®

Bicast Leather Sticky Topcoat Refinishing Kit B7 is a complete professional system designed to degrease, pH balance, mechanically remove deteriorating urethane, crosslink, refinish, and condition Bicast leather.

It restores a dry, smooth, non-sticky finish while preventing future tackiness.


 What is Bicast Leather?

Bicast leather (Bycast leather) is a split suede base coated with a polyurethane (PU) film and embossed with a uniform texture.

It offers:

  • Consistent appearance
  • Easy maintenance
  • Lower cost than top-grain leather

However, the polyurethane surface is chemically sensitive and prone to deterioration.


 Why Bicast Leather Becomes Sticky

Stickiness is not surface dirt — it is polyurethane breakdown (hydrolysis + contamination).

Common causes:

  • Body oils and sweat → penetrate and soften the PU film
  • Alkaline cleaners → swell and weaken the coating
  • Humidity and environmental exposure → accelerate degradation

Typical Symptoms

  • Rubbery or tacky feel
  • Clothing sticking to seating areas
  • Fabric imprint transfer
  • “Tape-like” sound when sitting or rising

 Why Kit B7 Works (What Makes It Different)

Unlike surface cleaners, Kit B7 addresses all 4 failure layers:

  1. Degreasing – removes embedded oils and debris.
  2. pH Balancing – stabilizes chemical structure
  3. Mechanical Removal (Buffer 3) – eliminates deteriorating PU layer
  4. Crosslinked Refinishing – rebuilds a stable, non-sticky surface

 Critical Success Factor – Buffer 3 (New Improvement)

Sticky Bicast cannot be fixed by coating alone.

Buffer 3 is essential to:

  • Remove the deteriorating topcoat as fine white powder
  • Prevent unstable PU from remaining beneath the new coating
  • Create a clean, receptive surface for adhesion

Professional Tip:
Continue buffing until residue remains light/whitish.
If it turns darker, you are reaching the color layer — reduce pressure.

This step determines whether the refinishing will succeed or fail.


 How to Fix Sticky Bicast Leather

Step 1 – Degreasing & Cleaning

  • Degreaser 2.2 – lifts embedded oils and sweat
  • Acidifier 2.0 – neutralizes alkalinity and restores pH
  • Eraser 4 – assists controlled agitation

Step 2 – Controlled Topcoat Removal

  • Buffer 3 – removes deteriorating polyurethane layer
  • Produces fine white powder residue

✅ Do not over-sand into color layer
✅ Goal: remove instability, not pigment


Step 3 – Crosslinked Topcoat Refinishing

  • Gloss 76 – water-based urethane topcoat
  • Crosslinker 64 – catalyst for durability and anti-stick performance

✅ Apply thin, even coats only
✅ Allow proper drying between layers
✅ Optional: Sand 2000 for intercoat leveling


Step 4 – Conditioning & Protection

  • Conditioner B – reduces friction and future stickiness
  • Leaves a dry, buttery, non-tacky feel

Topcoat Coverage Guide (3 Coats)

  • 4oz → up to 40 sq ft
  • 8oz → up to 80 sq ft
  • 16oz → up to 160 sq ft

 Kit Contents

Available Sizes: 4oz / 8oz / 16oz

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✅ Degreaser 2.2
✅ Acidifier 2.0
✅ Gloss 76
✅ Crosslinker 64 
✅ Conditioner B 
✅ Brush 9
✅ Foam 2
✅ Towel 5 
✅ Eraser 4 
✅ Buffer 3 (Essential Step)
✅ Sand 2000 


 Simplified Instruction Flow

1️⃣ Degrease

Apply Degreaser 2.2 → agitate → extract until towel shows clean

2️⃣ Acidify

Apply Acidifier 2.0 (1:25 dilution) → dwell 3–30 min → wipe dry
✅ Surface should feel squeaky clean when ready


3️⃣ Buffer (Critical Step)

Use Buffer 3 to remove deteriorated topcoat

✅ Aim for white powder residue
✅ Avoid cutting into color


4️⃣ Crosslink & Apply Topcoat

    1. Mix Gloss 76 into Crosslinker 64
    2. Allow 30 minutes reaction time
    3. Apply thin coats only
    4. Dry between coats
    5. Cure 24–48 hours before use

5️⃣ Condition

Apply Conditioner B (1:19 dilution)
Allow to dry to a smooth, non-stick finish


Prevention After Restoration

To maintain results, use:

 Bicast Leather Sticky Preventive Care Kit B2

Maintains pH balance
Reduces oil buildup
Prevents recurrence


 Your opinions, insights and review are precious and will help us to improve our writing and solve your leather problem more efficiently. 

Updated: March 19, 2025, / June 24, 2025 /October 25, 2025 | March 19, 2026by Roger Koh.

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  • 5
    Excellent Product--Highly Recommend

    Posted by Bicast Leather Sticky Topcoat Refinishing Kit on 29th Dec 2023

    I've been searching for several years for a solution to my leather couch that became (sticky). I found loads of information online about "sticky" leather due to "sweets" being spilled on it (not helpful). This is the first company I found that clearly explains the problem and offers a solution. After carefully going through the 3 step process, my couch looks practically new! Totally worth the money and time/effort. And the company was also very helpful in answering questions via email and got back to me right away. One note: be sure to have some distilled water as 2 of the products require this to be added.

  • 4
    Great product, sofa is like new!

    Posted by Chris on 28th Jul 2015

    After about 8 years of use, my Natuzzi sofa became sticky on the seat cushions, to the point where it would transfer fibres from clothing onto the sofa. I tried contacting some local repair outfits and their response was that I would be better off buying a new sofa due to the nature of the bicast leather material. Their quotes for repair were around the $900 mark. Faced with a potentially unusable sofa, I did some research on the internet which led me to Leather Doctor and the Bicast Leather sticky topcoat kit. I placed the order and the kit arrived within days. I followed the preparation process, being careful to remove all of the fibres which were transferred to the sofa using degreaser and the 2000 grit sandpaper once the leather was dry. The acidifier made a huge difference in how the leather felt. No more stickiness! Finally, when the leather was once again dry, the urethane topcoat was applied. Be sure to apply this evenly to avoid streaking. It also darkens the colour of the leather slightly. Once the urethane was dry, the sofa looked nearly new, and the sticky problem solved. Final treatment was the the protector which gave a smooth feel to the leather, and also restores the original leather smell. One kit is enough for one 3-place sofa. I had a 3-place and a 2-place to refinish and the kit was only enough to do the seating surfaces and the fronts of both, but not the backs or the sides. Well worth the investment!