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If you're using Photoshop, there's a few de-graining things. try filter > noise> despeckle or reduce noise, or filter > blur > smart blur or surface blur, to smooth over the graininess.

Anon is rigt here. Fiddle with the settings of the filters like reduce noise. What I do if I work with bad icons is 1) try to crop down from a bigger crop (make sure settings are for bicubic reduce sharper) 2). do my icon coloring on adjustment layers. Once that's done, I make a duplicate of the icon.

Top layer is the sharpened layer
Bottom layer I add the Reduce Noise filter.

I'd mask out the top layer on parts that look too grainy.

But honestly there's a limit to what you can do to salvage anything that's really blurry or grainy.

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