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It is generally not recommended to apply mud directly over old paint as it may not adhere properly and could lead to peeling or cracking in the future. However, in this specific situation where the paint is not coming off around the perimeter where spackling is present, applying a thin layer of mud in that localized area to hide the ridge could be a viable solution. It is crucial to properly prepare the surface by ensuring it is clean, dry, and free of any loose particles before applying the mud. Additionally, feathering out the edges of the mud to blend it seamlessly with the surrounding surface will help to create a smooth transition. While it may not be necessary to skim coat the entire ceiling, thorough surface preparation and attention to detail in applying the mud are essential to achieve a satisfactory result. Keep in mind that this is a temporary fix and may require maintenance or further attention in the future.