If you can get a reference to your polygon, then you can make calls like
GPolygon.setFillStyle({color:"ff0000", opacity:0.5})
GPolygon.setStrokeStyle({color:"000000", opacity:0.8, weight:3})
Obtaining a reference to your polygon can be a bit tricky if you're
using GGeoXml to load your KML file.
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Mike Williams
http://econym.org.uk/gmap
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