I'm going blind....?
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If you don't want to repaint the room, I'd try some faux finish technique to soften the color. You can talk to your paint supplier or home improvement store about complimentary colors you could use. And the should also have info on what faux techniques you can use. I'm thinking the easiest would be to sponge the wall. You can use either a darker color like red or lighter color like white. This should change the tone of the room.
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put something green in that room
put something green in that room
Has it dried yet? The color changes as it dries. At the store they should have shown you a dried sample to make sure you liked it. I don't know how you can change the color once you get in on the wall, I've only changed colors when they're still in the can. Your best bet is probably going back to the store or calling them to get advice. You don't want to try something someone recommends on here and make it worse.
well first paint it white then go cream paint for the room
repaint
You're gonna have to repaint. Sorry
buy a gallon of white paint ,and a large size sea sponge, dip the sponge in the white paint squeeze out excess and dap in over the pink, it is time consuming, but you should like the results,
PUT AN UNDERCAOT WHITE AND START AGAIN
paint over it with white ,letting it dry in between coats and deciding if you need another coat fter it bleeds through each tome.be sure to paint evenly so not to streak!
We painted our daughters room pink also and everything glowed pink. We just left it and got used to it. She loved the effect. We called the paint store about it they told us we could use a glaze with white over it to tone it down if we wanted.