repriming
- noun
- /ˈrɛprɪmaɪŋ/
- Specialized
- Proper repriming can help paint adhere better to weathered or previously painted surfaces.
Examples
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The workers spent the morning repriming the metal railings before applying the final color.
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Proper repriming can help paint adhere better to weathered or previously painted surfaces.
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After sanding the old door, he started repriming it to prepare for a fresh coat of paint.
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The painter is repriming the walls before applying the final coat.
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After the first layer dried, they started repriming the surface.
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After sanding the old door, he started repriming it to prepare for a fresh coat of paint.
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The workers spent the morning repriming the metal railings before applying the final color.
Synonyms
Putting a product on again, like sunscreen or glue, when it has stopped working
Surface Forms
Morphology
repriming = reprime (transparent) = re + prime + ing
This is a regular noun or verbal noun formation from the verb 'reprime' with '-ing', meaning the act or process of doing it.
Etymology
Repriming comes from re- 'again' and prime (as in primer, the first coat that 'prepares' a surface). So repriming is simply 'preparing again' by putting a primer coat on once more before painting.