Graphs/charts question

Is there a way to make the classic graph or chart completely one colour, i.e. remove any embossed effects? If possible i would like to have been able to remove or paint black the lines shown in my attached png. I’ve tried painting them but cant get them to vanish!
Many thanks
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Here is a good resource, look at the video on recoloring graphs:
http://https://decibel.ni.com/content/groups/ui/blog/2010/04/29/creating-quality-uis-with-ni-labview...
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