Chemical Guys Colorless and Odorless Leather Cleaner

The formula is a water-based cleaner marketed for natural, synthetic, and faux leather as well as vinyl. On perforated seats, spray onto a microfiber cloth rather than directly onto the surface to control saturation and avoid liquid pooling in the holes. The SDS discloses a pH near 7.5, neutral to mildly alkaline from the sodium metasilicate builder rather than matched to leather's own mildly acidic pH, so a follow-up conditioner is sensible for regular use on premium hides.

It handles routine body oils, steering wheel grime, and surface dust in a single spray-agitate-wipe pass on leather, vinyl, and textured plastic. The anionic sulfonate surfactant wipes clean without a heavy tacky film at normal application quantities. Fragrance is disclosed at under 0.001 percent in SDS §3, consistent with the odorless positioning · there is no strong perfume left behind after wipe-down.

Routine soiling and light denim transfer lift with moderate agitation, but set-in dye transfer that has been sitting for weeks or months is outside the reliable scope of this water-based surfactant formula. For that specific task, a dedicated foaming leather cleaner delivers more cleaning power per pass. Under-promising here matches how most single-pass sprays behave on cream and tan leather.

No. SDS §15 (revision 2019-04-14) states verbatim that the product does not contain any chemicals known to the state of California to cause cancer, birth defects, or reproductive harm. A third-party listing flag was reviewed and found to be a false positive · the ingredient cross-check against the current Prop 65 substance list is clean, so no Prop 65 deduction applies.

The SDS classifies the product as H319 (causes serious eye irritation, Cat 2A) with the GHS07 pictogram and a WARNING signal word. That classification means eye protection is appropriate when trigger-spraying near the face, and SDS §8 recommends safety glasses or goggles where eye contact is possible. There is no skin or inhalation classification requiring gloves or a respirator for normal home use.