Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

recoat

verb

/ˌriːˈkoʊt/

Definition

To apply another coat of paint, varnish, or a similar substance to a surface that has already been coated.

Examples

After the first layer dried, we decided to recoat the walls for a richer color.
It’s important to recoat the furniture every few years to preserve its appearance.
Before winter arrives, make sure to recoat the outdoor bench to protect it from the elements.

Meaning

Recoat refers to the process of adding an additional layer or covering to an existing surface, typically for protection, maintenance, or aesthetic reasons.