relacquering
/riˈlækərɪŋ/
noun
- The act or process of applying a new coat of lacquer to a surface.
- After years of wear, the piano needed a careful relacquering.
- The furniture restorer specialized in the relacquering of vintage cabinets.
- The relacquering of the antique table restored its glossy shine.
verb
- Present participle of relacquer; applying a new coat of lacquer to something.
- She is relacquering the wooden jewelry box to protect the finish.
- They are relacquering the banister to match the new floor color.
- The craftsman spent the afternoon relacquering the old guitar.