How can I accurately transfer a color texture onto a 3d face model?

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To accurately transfer a color texture onto a 3D face model, several methods can be employed beyond manual painting. Techniques such as using a CNC milling machine and a coordinate measuring machine (CMM) can assist in achieving precision. Additionally, applying advanced printing technologies like UV printing or dye-sublimation can enhance color fidelity. Exploring software solutions for texture mapping may also provide more accurate results. Overall, leveraging technology and specialized printing methods can significantly improve the texture transfer process.
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I have a textured 3d face model on my computer. I would like to print out the model and as accurately as possible put that color texture on it. Besides manually painting it on are there any other methods that could more accurately transfer it over from my color texture image?

Thanks in advance
 
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CNC milling machine and a CMM to read the source part?
 
Sorry for the confusion I meant a color texture
 
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