A few years ago I did a fairly good job with painting a Bf-109E, but then brush applied a clear cloat using Model Master's Clear Top Coat just over the decals (all painting was with enamels). My objective was to weather it and I wanted a good sealer over the decals. Anyway, time got the better of me and I pulled the aircraft out of storage recently only to find the finish had yellowed where I had brushed the clearcoat. I checked the bottle of Clear Top Coat and sure enough, it was yellow as well!
Any way to correct this? I hate the idea of ruining the paint job underneath as I'm pretty proud of that. Is there a solvent that if applied sparingly will take thin layers off? Would I be better off sanding with 12000 grit and using lots of patience? Or, worse case, just chucking it and starting anew? The yellowing is very obvious.
Tim