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It's a bit risky (try a sample area first) but you can give it a coat of clear oil base varnish with a satin finish (satin is very close to eggshell in paint sheens)… use a short nap moehair roller cover (1/4 inch nap) and cross-roll it to avoid sags and drips… Good Luck
Yes, you can achieve the desired eggshell sheen on your faux painted walls without altering the color by applying a clear topcoat, use a waterborne acrylic clear wood finish. There are a few on the market that would do the trick, Benjamin Moore Stays Clear is one I have used in the past that works good and is easy to use. Make sure the product you choose is compatible with your existing paint to ensure a smooth application process and a lasting finish. Test the topcoat on a small inconspicuous area first to ensure it performs as expected before applying it to the entire room. Follow the manufacturer’s instructions carefully for best results. A clear topcoat will provide the eggshell sheen you desire while preserving the intricate color effects of your faux painting without compromise.