It's tough to tell by the pictures, but that may be "blush". Do you know if the finish was applied by a user rather than the factory? Manufacturers usually have climate-controlled paint areas, while individuals usually don't.
"Blush" is an effect that occurs when the humidity is too high when the finish is sprayed. The rapid drop in air pressure when the material leaves the spray gun cause the moisture in the air to condense in the spray stream and it gets caught in the finish, giving it slightly milky appearance.
If it's noticed in time, there are ways to correct for and prevent it, but once the finish is cured, so is the blush.
It does look like it could have been finish-sanded out a bit finer - I seem to see some orange-peel. But, again, it would be easier to tell in real life.