recoated
/riˈkoʊtɪd/
verb
- Past tense of recoat: applied a new layer of coating to a surface.
- The artist recoated the canvas with gesso before starting the new painting.
- They recoated the roof with a waterproof sealant last summer.
- She recoated the kitchen cabinets with a fresh coat of white paint.
adjective
- Having been given a new coating or layer.
- We bought a recoated frying pan that works just as well as a new one.
- The recoated floor tiles were shiny and slip-resistant.
- The recoated table looked brand new after the restoration.
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