>as for the bleeding, a professional might be 
>able to re-liquify the cel paint, blending out 
>the bleeding, but that would probably be pretty 
>expensive

That wouldn't just "mix in" the bled in color? I 
don't see a way that they could remove it by 
reliquifying the paint because the "new" color 
would go right along with the original one. . . 
If there is little enough, they might be able to 
mix it in without visually changing the overall 
original color *too* much, but that wouldn't be a 
nice option. . . (*shrug*)

Many Sharp Smiles,
--Drac