Advice on odd blemish on seat

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My Raven is ~4 months and 4K miles old.

I noticed these two odd whitish blemishes on the seat.

I have not tried much other than a damp microfiber, expecting it to just wipe off.
It's really not a big deal and doesn't bother me to just leave it.
But it does bother me that I don't know what caused it and if I end up with a bunch of them it would be problem.

It's almost like the dye rubbed off and there is nothing to "clean".

Any ideas?

This is the passenger seat and that passenger is usually just my wife (about 1/2 the miles).

 

[lotorus]

If you rub your finger over it, is there a difference in texture? If not... use a leather cleaning solution or magic eraser (lightly). If still no change, than most likely its the dye. You will need to blend in a leather dye if it's really bothersome.

 

[mswlogo]

There is no change texture. I love magic eraser and I know it’s pretty gentle but I’m worried it could effect texture and make it stand out more.

 

[lotorus]

Your only option is to use a proper leather cleaner if it's an oil/water based stain and not rubbed off dye.

 

[mswlogo]

Your only option is to use a proper leather cleaner if it's an oil/water based stain and not rubbed off dye.

What leather cleaner do you recommend?
We know it’s not leather, right?

 

[Bigriver]

I use Optimum No Rinse to clean my seats. Recommended by detailer.

 

[lotorus]

Leather, fake leather, polyurethane, vinyl, etc behave the same way to a mild cleaner. Most interior cleaning solutions are just a general all purpose cleaner diluted to a safe level. Dedicated leather cleaners are diluted specifically to prevent dye from rubbing off. Just stay away from all in ones that claim to clean and protect. It's a two-step process. P&S Express is probably the best for all things interior... seats, dash, console, etc. If you are just focused on just the seats than lexol is pretty good and readily available at most stores.