A good dehuidifier is a good investyment for your paint room. One trick I have used in the past is a very fine broad, low pressure mist of clean thinner shot over the affected area. Dont over do it if you have already shot your trim colors.
I used this technique for the first time on recent finish of my Olympic.
It works, but keep in mind just a fine mist is what you want.
I used a mixture of 90% thinner and 10% retarder.
Spray with gun 2-3 times whatever distance you normally use.
Depending on severity, blush can also be wet sanded and buffed out.