Moisture ?? spots under the Lacquer

[Ares]

I have a 2021 Martin HD35.
I had to store it in its case 6 months (with a daddario humidipak )
A few days ago the guitar flew overseas to Europe.
It wasnt accepted in the cabin so it had to travel with the luggage.
I gave it some time to acclimate.
Nothing broke or cracked , the guitar plays and sounds great.
But when i look to the back and sides under a bright light , multiple spots appear under the finish, as if it is moisture under the lacquer.
I dont know whether it was caused by the storage or by the exposure to low temperatures in the luggage.
Any ideas?




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[runamuck]

An old furniture trick is to rub petroleum jelly on the area that's blushed. I've tried it 1/2 a dozen times with mixed results.

When it does work, wipe it off immediately after the blushing is gone because it can actually darken the area too much.