recoated

Applied finish again

Recoated is the past tense and past participle of recoat, meaning to apply another layer of paint, varnish, sealant, or other coating to a surface.

The term appears most often in instructions for finishing projects: Allow the first coat to dry completely before the surface is recoated.

Furniture, walls, and outdoor decks commonly need to be recoated after weathering or wear.

restoration

refinished

Restored surface treatment

reconditioned · rehabilitated · revitalized · renovated · restored · rejuvenated · revamped · redone · spruced-up · freshened

painting

repainted

Applied color anew

enamel · gloss · satin · eggshell · latex · acrylic · oil-based · brush · roller · spray

protection

weatherproofing

Protection from outdoor conditions

galvanized · anodized · barrier · insulation · shielding · anti-rust · preservative · epoxy · polyurethane · protective

industrial

galvanizing

Spurring into sudden action

spraying · curing · factory · manufacturing · chrome-plated · teflon · heat-treated

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surface treatment action

recoatedstripped

Had coverings removed

scraped · uncoated · removed · bare · peeled

Family

recoat, recoating, recoats, precoated

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Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated G