recementing

Fixing loose adhesion

Recementing is the process of cementing again—applying new cement to repair, reinforce, or replace what has failed or deteriorated.

In dentistry, recementing restores crowns or bridges that have come loose: The dentist recementing my crown took only fifteen minutes.

In oil drilling, recementing seals gaps in well casings.

In construction, it means repairing cracked or damaged concrete joints.

bonding

adhesive

Material that bonds objects

  • epoxyCatalyst-cured bonding compound
  • glueBonding substance
  • resinViscous plant secretion

sealant · polymer · cohesion · adhesion · bond · fixative · fusion · laminating · affixing · reattaching

construction

concrete

Solid building mixture

  • mortarGrinding bowl or binder
  • masonryBuilding with mortared blocks
  • trowelFlat blade for spreading

mixer · aggregate · grout · formwork · rebar · bricks · pavers · slab · curing · pointing

repair

patching

Repairing by covering

reinforcing · filler · resurfacing · caulking · jointing · underpinning · reattaching · refastening · rebonding · resealing

structural

foundation

Underlying support structure

solidify · support · secure · durability · firmness · robustness · underpinning · strengthening · reshoring

restoration

refurbishment

Renewal of worn items

reconstruction · renewal · revitalization · overhaul · resurfacing · repointing · conservation · preservation · regrouting

Opposites
action type

recementingremoving

Taking something out

detaching · debonding · separating · extracting · loosening

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