Product Overview
Bicast & Simulated Leather Anti Stickiness & Flaking Care Kit BS.5 by Leather Doctor cleans, rinses, and protects to prevent stickiness & flaking.
People Also Ask:
1: What is an Anti-Stickiness and Flaking system?
2: How to Work with Bicast 1.5 and Acidifier 2.0 system?
3: How to work with the Protector B system?
4: What is Bicast Leather?
5: What is a Bicast Leather Sticky Problem?
1: What is an Anti-Stickiness and Flaking system?
1.1: An Anti-Stickiness and Flaking System comprises a low-pH cleaner, pH balancing rinse, and non-stick, rub-resistant protection to prevent it from deteriorating.
1.2: Bicast Sticky Leather Cleaner 1.5 is a pH 1.5 balanced cleaner to remove sweat and alkaline cleaner residue to prevent it from becoming sticky and flaking.
1.3: Leather Acidifier 2.0 is a pH 2.0 acidifier rinse for controlling, neutralizing, and pH-balancing deteriorating leather that is getting tacky, or flaking.
1.4: Leather Protector B is a non-stick, rub-resistant conditioner that reduces soiling and friction rubs to extend the leather's lifespan.
2: How to Work with Bicast 1.5 and Acidifier 2.0 system?
2.1: Bicast 1.5 concentrates ratio 1: 12 in the 8oz bottle needs 210g distilled water added before use.
2.2: Bicast 1.5 is applied and brushed with Brush 1 to remove surface soiling and towel extract until the towel shows clean.
2.3: Acidifier 2.0 concentrates ratio 1: 25 in the 8oz bottle needs 218g distilled water added before use.
2.4: Acidifier 2.0 is applied and brushed with Brush 1 let dwell a few minutes to pH balance potential stickiness and towel extract until the towel shows clean.
2.5: Let dry, and inspect with hand to check for stickiness, if stickiness has improved and a temporary solution suffices, Protector B may end the temporary problem.
3: How to work with the Protector B system?
3.1: Protector B concentrates ratio 1: 19 in the 8oz bottle needs 217g distilled water added before use.
3.2: Apply and spread with a brush/pad and it is ready to use when dry.
4: What is Bicast Leather?
4.1: Bicast or Bycast is split leather with a layer of polyurethane applied to the surface and then embossed.
4.2: Bicast, as a result, is a slightly stiffer product that is cheaper than top-grain leather, but it has a much more consistent texture and is easier to clean and maintain.
4.2: Bicast furniture exhibits none of the characteristics associated with aniline wax pull-up leather.
4.3: With constant use, bi-cast leather may develop delamination and peel in the often-flexed area.
4.4: The seating cushion may also develop splits at weak points.
4.5: Exposure to inert gases, body oils, grease, and sweat, as well as body heat, can cause stickiness on urethane finishes.
5: What is a Bicast Leather Sticky Problem?
5.1: Bicast leather sticky problem is often described by owners as the finish becoming dull on the seating areas, and any material that comes in contact with it sticking to it.
5.2: Bicast finishes feel a bit rubbery after five minutes of sitting, and clothing becomes stuck.
5.3: The area that experiences tackiness also exhibits roughness when touched.
5.4: There is a sound of tape being pulled and an impression of the jeans can be seen on the seat when getting up after sitting.
5.5: If these experiences sound familiar, then Kit B7 or an upsized content with Kit B7 Plus is the answer.
6: How a 3-Step Process Solve the Bicast Sticky Issue?
See this Bicast Leather Sticky Topcoat Refinishing Kit B7
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Updated July 3, 2024 by Roger Koh
