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Correct answer Chuck Uebele

Open the file and lock the transparency of the layer. They you can fill it with any color you want. Or you can create a color layer above the original layer and clip it to the line layer.

First method

Second method:

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Trevor.Dennis
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Trevor.DennisCommunity Expert
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November 20, 2016

That's interesting.  I pasted the image into Photoshop and it had a black background, but pasted to your post in the forum, the background was white.  We can see more of what is going on against white I am thinking. I'm going to go with a Hue/Saturation layer.

Chuck Uebele
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Chuck UebeleCommunity ExpertCorrect answer
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November 20, 2016

Open the file and lock the transparency of the layer. They you can fill it with any color you want. Or you can create a color layer above the original layer and clip it to the line layer.

First method

Second method:

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