Blushing results in fine splits or small cracks - often called "crow's-feet"- that completely checker an area in an irregular manner

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Blushing refers to a whitish haze or cloudiness that appears on the surface of a finish, typically caused by moisture trapped in the finish or by rapid evaporation of the solvent. It does not cause physical splits or cracks in the surface.

Blushing Results in Fine Splits or Small Cracks - Often