How do I remove the Background image so that the source image is not visible in the produced image?
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Either you manually erased the canvas to the source image before painting, or you are using a PASeq that has an 'erase to source image' action step at the beginning of the PASeq. You can erase to white instead. Either manually if you are just painting, or you can delete the 'erase to source' action step if using an existing PASeq preset and replace it with an erase to white (or something else if you don't want white as a background) action step.
Here's atip on how to erase the canvas.