You need to give an array of color in the options for each chart. That's 
explained on 
https://developers.google.com/chart/interactive/docs/customizing_charts

What happens is the same as for the default palette, if you have more data 
than you have defined colors for then they start again at the beginning. 

You can even give the array of colors a variable name in the code and use 
that in the color option.

usrClr = 
['#7CB5EC','#434348','#90ED7D','#F7A35C','#8085E9','#F15C80','#E4D354','#2B908F','#F45B5B','#91E8E1','#2F7ED8','#0D233A','#8BBC21','#910000','#1AADCE','#492970','#F28F43','#77A1E5','#C42525','#A6C96A','#4572A7','#AA4643','#89A54E','#80699B','#3D96AE','#DB843D','#92A8CD','#A47D7C','#B5CA92','#4572A7'];

and then in the options section use

colors: usrClr,

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