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2. Fill the new layer with the color you want to use
3. Click the button before the lock button on top of the layer window or right click the new layer and click the "Clipping to layer below"
Done? Is that what you're looking for?
Hope that helps.
ps: alternatively, for step 3 you can use CTRL+SHIFT+G instead when the new layer is selected.
It's this icon right here: http://prntscr.com/a5jnma
Keep in mind that if you wanna edit the lines themselves, you'll need to turn that back off.
Glad that works!