Accidentally putt on dull-coat instead of a gloss coat.

Striker, you took the words out of my mouth.  Starting to look like a good ol'e beat up war bird that's been through H.E. Double toothpicks and back.  I like it!!!  JMHO, Raymond

I know you're wanting a gloss coating but you've achieved a worn and weathered look that others strive for. Seems a shame to ruin it... .

Grab you a sharpie marker and before you open the glosscote put a "G" on the label, and under the bottom of the can. Use "D" dullcoat, and "S" for semi-gloss. (Testors has really p.m.o. with the recent packaging, the cote type is on the detachable cap.

The prop looks like lacquer blush.  That usually happens when the humidity is high.  I think a coat of the gloss lacquer will cure that.  Worth a try anyway...(If you were using an airbrush, I'd recommend adding a little lacquer retarder to your mix.)    I quit using that Testors lacquer long ago so maybe some current users will add more useful info?  Good luck!

Gary

Just for reference, these are the coating cans I used; one is dull, the other is gloss. I was told that they were both safe on enamel paint...

When dry, hit it with the gloss.  No problema...