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QUESTION
When I use the Material Painter to apply a paint color, the object becomes a single, solid color that no longer looks like my original material. How can I apply a paint color over the existing material?

ANSWER
In addition to the Material Painter Modes, the Blend Colors With Materials option allows you to apply a solid color to a surface displaying a texture and blend the two, as shown in the image above.
To blend colors with materials
- Create a Camera
view of your your plan.
- Select 3D> Material Painter> Material Painter
from the menu.
- Select a solid color from the Select Material dialog, then click OK.

- Select your desired material painter mode from the Edit toolbar.
- Click the Blend Colors With Materials
edit button to toggle this feature on.
You can also access this option by navigating to 3D> Material Painter> Blend Colors With Materials
from the menu.
- Click on an object in the camera view to blend the chosen color with the applied material.