Name That Stain

I've read some pretty dumb questions on this site, but this one here takes the cake. What the f*** is this stain on my backseat? It's only visible in poorly lit conditions but not in the dark. In the sunlight its non existing. Block by a shadow it seems to glow. When photographed with a flash on it disappears. All photos are attached. Truck is not even a month old. I noticed it the next day after my friend sat there. My guess is either she had glow stick on her ass, or some fuckery fell from her purse. Any thoughts or suggestions on how to clean? Thank you..

 

Gentleman's Relish?

 

X2

 

Unicorn ass seepage.

 

Sure it's not the reflection from the seat belt? That's what it looks like to me

 

Serious question. Do you have a dog that'd ridden in the back seat?

 

+1 I feel pretty confident that it's the seatbelt reflection.

 

Being in the back seat, I'll say it's either throat yogurt, or your female friend had some sort of discharge before or after copulation.


Whatever you do, don't use Oxyclean. That stuff will bleach the seat's color off and the spot will be permanently whiter.

 

I have an almost identical stain on my rear seat. No reflection.

 

I had same problem. Ended up being dome light reflecting off seatbelt buckle.

 

Same on my 2014 tacoma

 

buy seat covers ?

 

Not a reflection. It is there at night and only my cell phone lighting the seat. I always assumed it was from the dog.

 

I have seat covers on the back for this very reason, and I have dogs. Whenever it gets yucky, I take it out and throw it in the wash. Want ones up front too.

 

No idea what that is, just commenting because I find it hilarious that there are 25 people viewing this mystery stain in the back seat

 

They want to see if anybody smells it..

 

Seat Covers seriously the only way to go.

 

I have the same thing.

 

I think it's just from She must be a really good friend.

 

It could have been there when you took delivery? The dealer saw a stain before you picked it up and cleaned it with too strong of a product. It happens.