What is another word for undercoat?
Pronunciation:
[ ˌʌndəkˈə͡ʊt], [ ˌʌndəkˈəʊt], [ ˌʌ_n_d_ə_k_ˈəʊ_t]
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Similar words for undercoat:
- artifact (noun)
- flat coat (noun)
- other relevant words (noun)
- petticoat (noun)
- primer (noun)
- primer coat (noun)
- priming (noun)
- priming coat (noun)
- undercoat (noun)
- contact (verb)
- other relevant words (verb)
- other synonyms
- other relevant words (noun)
Synonyms for Undercoat:
n.
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- coat,
- paintbrush,
- creosote,
- gloss,
- masking tape,
- gloss paint,
- drop cloth,
- grout,
- distemper.
v.
• contact (verb) • Other relevant words: (verb)Other synonyms:
• Other relevant words (noun):- parget,
- effect,
- fuse,
- dust,
- turpentine,
- colorant,
- flat,
- country,
- fuze,
- emblazon,
- turps,
- slather,
- dry land,
- cause,
- grain,
- run aground,
- tinction,
- discover,
- besmear,
- found,
- acquire,
- spread,
- enamel,
- illuminate,
- establish,
- dip,
- glaze,
- flat wash,
- encourage,
- bedaub,
- endow,
- occasion,
- footing,
- foundation,
- color,
- varnish,
- tinge,
- mind,
- fabricate,
- purpose,
- lay on,
- intellect,
- tar,
- solid ground,
- bottom,
- base,
- entrap,
- fusee,
- tincture,
- embed,
- blot,
- begild,
- daub,
- chromogen,
- whitewash,
- ingrain,
- entrench,
- develop,
- soil,
- grow,
- fresco,
- found on,
- petticoat,
- wash,
- dab,
- tone,
- colouring,
- undercoating,
- basis,
- tempera,
- reason,
- dye,
- bedizen,
- smear,
- imbue,
- forge,
- face,
- erect,
- stain,
- effectuate,
- veneer,
- lacquer,
- dyestuff,
- coloring,
- hue,
- thinner,
- butter,
- fuzee,
- anchor,
- vehicle,
- drier,
- stipple,
- shadow,
- earth,
- grime,
- shellac,
- terra firma,
- install,
- coating,
- slap on,
- gild,
- medium,
- form,
- land,
- dirt,
- layer,
- pigment,
- calcimine,
- tint,
- educate,
- background,
- account,
- elevate,
- ensnare,
- floor,
- cover,
- shade.
How to use "Undercoat" in context?
Before getting undercoat, always clean the area where the coat will be placed. Use a degreaser and a scrub brush to clean the area. Use a dry cloth to finish. To avoid rain and moisture, taped windows must be opened to allow in fresh air.
Once the area is clean, put down newspaper, then spread an appropriate layer of sealant.
Apply the coat using a brush and the prescribed amount of sealant.
The coat should be left on for at least three hours before it is removed.
When the coat is removed, be careful not to rub the area too hard.
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