relining

Replacing inner material

Relining is the process of putting a new lining into something.

Brake shoes get relined when the friction material wears down.

A coat gets relined when the interior fabric tears.

In art restoration, relining means attaching a new canvas backing to an old painting: The museum is relining several Renaissance works.

garments

coat

Outer garment or layer

  • jacketSleeved upper-body covering
  • furAnimal body hair
  • silkFine woven insect fiber

satin · fabric · tailoring · interior · sleeve · hem · seam · stitching · alterations · dressmaker

industrial

furnace

Enclosed heat-producing structure

chimney · boiler · fireproof · insulation · hearth · crucible · ladle · smelting · foundry · ceramic

brakes

pads

Cushioned protective layers

  • drumsStruck membrane instruments
  • shoesProtective foot coverings
  • frictionResistance between touching surfaces

automotive · mechanic · replacement · wear · asbestos · riveting · bonding · stopping · service · maintenance

dental

filling

Material placed within

composite · tooth · crown · inlay · cement · bonding · enamel · decay · pulp · dentist

dentures

prosthetic

Manufactured body substitute

  • acrylicSynthetic resin or fiber
  • fitProper or healthy
  • gumsOral tissue surrounding teeth

adhesive · impression · adjustment · soft · hard · tissue · chairside · laboratory · comfort · retention

Categories
Opposites
interior vs. exterior repair

reliningrefinishing

Restoring a worn surface

repainting · recladding · resurfacing

restoration vs. removal/destruction

reliningstripping

Removing outer layers

gutting · unsheathing · exposing · denuding

renewal vs. deterioration

reliningwearing through

Deteriorating by friction

neglecting · deteriorating · degrading · eroding · fraying

Family

line, lined, outline, lining, lineage, align, underline, linear, liner

Familiarity
Top 500,000
Profile
Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Rated G