Chemical Guys Leather Scent Premium Air Freshener and Odor Eliminator

Almost certainly fragrance masking only. No SDS was located for this product (AIR_102), so the ingredient list cannot be confirmed — but the brand's product description ('freshens any space with the distinct musk of freshly-tanned fine leather') emphasizes scent delivery, not elimination. No enzyme, antimicrobial, or molecular-neutralization active is mentioned anywhere in the product marketing. The related AIR101 (New Car Smell) SDS confirms no odor-elimination active for that formula; by analogy, Leather Scent is the same product line with a different fragrance compound. For embedded biological odors (pet, smoke, mildew), an enzyme spray applied directly to the source material is a more effective choice.

The 3.0 score reflects a no-SDS penalty, not confirmed dangerous chemistry. CarCareTruth's integrity rule treats any product without a publicly available Safety Data Sheet as unrateable — the health score defaults to 3.0 with a 'NO SDS' badge rather than estimating from analogous products. The AIR_102 Leather Scent SDS was not found on the Chemical Guys SDS page, MSDS Digital, or other commercial SDS databases as of 2026-05-18. If Chemical Guys publishes an SDS for this SKU, the health score will be updated.

Both are pump sprays in the same Chemical Guys AIR-series fragrance line (AIR_101 vs. AIR_102). New Car Smell has a published SDS (rev. 2019) confirming a water-based formula with H303/H320 only — a very mild hazard profile. Leather Scent is the same format and likely similar chemistry, but the SDS has not been located, so CarCareTruth cannot confirm. The scent is the primary differentiator: a musk-leather profile versus a showroom-fresh New Car profile. The 16 oz size and pump-trigger format are identical.

As of 2026-05-18, the 16 oz bottle was listed as sold out on the Chemical Guys website, but remains available on Amazon (ASIN B002J858HQ). The 4 oz (B00TDOGRW4) and 1 gallon (B003UVOQB0) variants are also sold on Amazon. 'Sold out on brand site' is common for older SKUs where Amazon handles fulfillment — this does not indicate the product has been discontinued.