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Do you think the wall color is bleeding through the ceiling paint touch-up? To effectively cover up the darker areas where the wall paint has hit the ceiling there are a couple potential solutions you can consider:
1. **Touch-up Paint**: Use the original ceiling paint or a matching touch-up paint to carefully cover the affected areas. Make sure the paint is well blended with the existing color to achieve a seamless finish. May take 2 coats.
2. **Painter’s Tape and Ceiling Paint**: Apply painter’s tape along the edge where the darker paint has bled onto the ceiling. Use a small brush to carefully apply ceiling paint along the tape line to cover the discolored areas. Remove the tape while the paint is still wet for crisp lines.