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Kinda like what I did with the red in the image, but more precise with the drawing. Also I'm pretty new to Blender so don't expect me to know everything yetRed

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    Might be easier to isolate the face in the 3D viewport in edit mode and paint directly there – Gorgious Mar 21 '21 at 21:26
  • If all your "painting" is per face you can use vertex paint mode and paint per face (instead of vertex). https://blender.stackexchange.com/q/80205/2214 – vklidu Mar 22 '21 at 08:00

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  1. select your object

  2. choose texture paint from the menu

  3. tab -> edit mode

  4. choose "face select mode"

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  1. select the faces you want to paint on

  2. tab -> texture paint mode

  3. click this button: paint mask

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  1. paint what you want -> now you just paint on that faces you selected

  2. you can select the faces in the texture paint view too...just tap on select and choose your favorite selection mode

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you can check a tutorial video here:

https://youtu.be/TYq49SLlot8. (just be a little bit patient, my internet is not fast)

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