I'm sot sure how it works on leather, but I find the straight white vinegar, the kind you get for 2 bucks a gallon at walmart, will fix any smell. If you want to try it, test it on a piece of hidden leather first, it may dry it out, but you might be able to recondition it with saddle soap or something if it does.
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