sealer
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5.0
- noun
- /ˈsiːlər/
- Specialized
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sellador
- Initially, a Teflon sealer was used to close the bags.
- epoxy sealers
And we are going to use the eyebrow sealer.
- And we are going to use the eyebrow sealer.
- Little Tired got sealer on the cab, so now we're ready to base it out.
- And then I bought some whole sealer foam, that stuff that foams up and and fills holes.
- What do you call skin perfecting tan sealer Blemish free tan?
- I don't know why I'm into it so much, but I am and the fact that it says super sealer, that sounds great.
- They're just putting a little bit of powder basically over that RMS sealer because that does budget a lot and just a little bit down through my T zone.
Examples
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For the finish, I got an invisible water sealer and repellent and applied about four or five coats.
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What about a sealer coat?
Blog text (22) -
Looks like it's got some excess silicon sealer there.
Blog text (32) -
It's an epoxy sealer because plastic and metal.
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The outside table has been super-soaked in wood sealer.
Blog text (24) -
I let all the pieces dry overnight and then sealed them with spray sealer.
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For my terrain, I normally give them alternating coats of spray sealer and Future floor wax.
Blog text (33) -
For the final top coat, apply another coat of polyurethane and/or an epoxy sealer (pictured below) to seal and make cleaning the floor easier.
Blog text (24) -
Use the inhibitor treatment first to address latent corrosion at the steel, then follow with a protective coating or sealer to keep out the aggressive elements in the future.
Academic text (1997) -
Make sure to apply the sealer to the wooden surface before painting for better protection.
Synonyms
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3.7
A material that closes something tightly to keep out air or water
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3.4
A layer of material that covers a surface to protect or decorate it
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4.2
A material used on joints and cracks to stop water getting through
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5.5
A first coat you put on a surface to help paint stick
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3.3
A material you put on something to keep water out
A substance that fills cracks and gaps to stop leaks of water or air
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Morphology
Etymology
Sealer comes from seal, meaning 'to close' or 'to protect', plus -er meaning 'something that does', like a lid that closes a jar. So a sealer is a product that closes pores and protects a surface before painting.