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Hope that answers your question and happy painting
The only issue you have when merging is when the layer below is anything other than a normal or the same as the merging layer (both layers have the same properties). I've found that sometimes the effect is reduced after a merge and in those cases I've created a new blank layer between them, merge the multiply down onto the blank so it becomes a normal layer, then I can adjust as required before the final merge (if I have spare layers).
Hope that kinda answers your question lol?
I'll keep having a play to see if I can replicate your issue