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Definition of undercoat in English: undercoatnounˈʌndəkəʊtˈəndərˌkoʊt 1A layer of paint applied after the primer and before the topcoat. the woodwork was primed and had two undercoats mass noun these new paints require no undercoat and are quick to dry Example sentencesExamples - These penetrating sealers are often used as an undercoat with surface finishes; but be sure the two finishes are compatible before you begin.
- He then turned to large-scale community murals, designing and drawing the outlines and letting local people paint the two undercoats, three coats of gloss paint and finally varnishing.
- An undercoat is preferred so there are no thin or bare spots visible.
- And soft, sloughing paints are a poor undercoat for anything other than a fresh coat of the same.
- Using an undercoat by spattering acrylics, I finish off the surface of the sculpture with oil paints with the aid of an airbrush.
- The way Skinner describes his creative process, he sounds like a conscientious painter and decorator sanding a wooden surface to roughen it up a bit before applying an undercoat.
- He said the undercoat was intentionally a bright colour so that the painters could spot any areas they missed with the grey paint, which would be applied within a matter of days.
- Before the glaze coat begins to dry, use the sponge to remove some of the glaze to expose the undercoat.
- Apply a flat oil-based enamel undercoat to the wall and allow it to dry for 24 hours.
- They also make paints for wood or concrete floors and masonry as well as the requisite undercoat and primer paints.
- If I paint, is there a special undercoat and paint that I should use?
- First, they painted the stucco with a primer undercoat, then applied medium blue latex house paint.
- Upon completion, the resulting piece is sun-baked for several days prior to painting, which commences with the application of a thick white undercoat.
- Use matt white emulsion paint as an undercoat for the tip.
- Sometimes his pigment catches the canvas threads dryly, leaving the dips of the rough weave coloured only by the undercoat.
- The vat had been full of solvent-based rubberised paint used as an undercoat on vans made at the factory.
- Use a special primer as an undercoat so that the paint will adhere better.
- The lift was inoperable, the walls had been left with barely an undercoat on them and there was bare screed on the floors.
- The walls were painted only in a sickly yellow undercoat, and even that was peeling.
- A primer-sealer undercoat is necessary to seal drywall and unpainted plaster or wallboard compound.
2An animal's underfur or down. Example sentencesExamples - Camel hair is from the extremely soft and fine fur from the undercoat of the camel.
- One of the dog's unique characteristics is its lack of an undercoat, which provides insulation from heat and cold.
- For a long hair retriever you should take off the undercoat, thin the hair but leave it long on top to achieve a sleek effect.
- The Chinook has a double coat comprising long guard hairs over a soft, short undercoat.
- The soft undercoat will shed out twice a year, but regular combing will keep that under control.
- The dog weighs about sixty pounds with medium length fur and a thick undercoat and possesses an unusual physiological adaptation for work.
- Rough-coated dogs develop thick undercoats in winter which must be combed out at the onset of summer's heat.
- The Aussie's outercoat is moderately short and weather resistant while the undercoat, which insulates against both heat and cold, is short and dense.
- The soft, silky coat of the shorthair bobtail is medium in length without a noticeable undercoat.
- The Border has a naturally hard, wiry outer coat and a dense, short undercoat.
- Because their undercoat is not so cottony or profuse as that of some other longhaired breeds, ragdolls do not require as much grooming.
- Some cats have an undercoat that will tangle badly if you don't dry them after a bath.
- The coat consists of two layers - an undercoat of fine white hair and an outer coat composed of long guard hairs which are hollow and help to make the polar bear more buoyant when swimming.
- The standard coat of a Shih Tzu should be luxuriously long and dense with a good wooly undercoat.
- Twice a year, Siberians ‘blow’ their undercoats, that is, they shed their undercoats completely.
- Since the fur is only semi-long and lacks the downy undercoat, the coat doesn't tangle and even show cats require little grooming.
- Covering this athletic body is a flat, wavy, medium-length outercoat and a soft dense undercoat.
- The outer hairs are rough and harsh, with the undercoat being fine, soft and dense.
- The undercoat consists of cotton-like short hair, which forms a thick, close foundation for the outercoat.
- The crisp guard hairs of the Labrador's coat easily shed burrs and brambles, and the dense undercoat makes the dog practically impervious to water.
verbˈʌndəkəʊtˈəndərˌkoʊt [with object]Apply an undercoat of paint to. she was busy undercoating the bookshelves Example sentencesExamples - Sand the woodwork down, undercoat it, remove any grease stains and finish it in an oil based sandalwood or gloss.
- The magnetic layer on its 24-inch disc was reputedly formed from the primer paint used to undercoat San Francisco's Golden Gate Bridge.
- A second, freshly carved frame lay on another table, undercoated with red, awaiting its next layer.
- Much thought and effort went into the mural, i.e., brushing, scraping and undercoating to the final draft.
- I don't think undercoating is going to do much in this situation.
- But other extras, such as undercoating or fabric protection, are unnecessary and only add to your costs.
- Jimmy sugar soaped the ceiling and walls in the front room and undercoated the window frame.
Definition of undercoat in US English: undercoatnounˈəndərˌkōtˈəndərˌkoʊt 1A layer of paint applied after the primer and before the topcoat. the woodwork was primed and had two undercoats mass noun these new paints require no undercoat and are quick to dry Example sentencesExamples - A primer-sealer undercoat is necessary to seal drywall and unpainted plaster or wallboard compound.
- The vat had been full of solvent-based rubberised paint used as an undercoat on vans made at the factory.
- First, they painted the stucco with a primer undercoat, then applied medium blue latex house paint.
- Before the glaze coat begins to dry, use the sponge to remove some of the glaze to expose the undercoat.
- The lift was inoperable, the walls had been left with barely an undercoat on them and there was bare screed on the floors.
- And soft, sloughing paints are a poor undercoat for anything other than a fresh coat of the same.
- Using an undercoat by spattering acrylics, I finish off the surface of the sculpture with oil paints with the aid of an airbrush.
- Apply a flat oil-based enamel undercoat to the wall and allow it to dry for 24 hours.
- They also make paints for wood or concrete floors and masonry as well as the requisite undercoat and primer paints.
- He said the undercoat was intentionally a bright colour so that the painters could spot any areas they missed with the grey paint, which would be applied within a matter of days.
- Sometimes his pigment catches the canvas threads dryly, leaving the dips of the rough weave coloured only by the undercoat.
- Use a special primer as an undercoat so that the paint will adhere better.
- He then turned to large-scale community murals, designing and drawing the outlines and letting local people paint the two undercoats, three coats of gloss paint and finally varnishing.
- Upon completion, the resulting piece is sun-baked for several days prior to painting, which commences with the application of a thick white undercoat.
- Use matt white emulsion paint as an undercoat for the tip.
- The walls were painted only in a sickly yellow undercoat, and even that was peeling.
- These penetrating sealers are often used as an undercoat with surface finishes; but be sure the two finishes are compatible before you begin.
- An undercoat is preferred so there are no thin or bare spots visible.
- The way Skinner describes his creative process, he sounds like a conscientious painter and decorator sanding a wooden surface to roughen it up a bit before applying an undercoat.
- If I paint, is there a special undercoat and paint that I should use?
2An animal's underfur or down. Example sentencesExamples - The Aussie's outercoat is moderately short and weather resistant while the undercoat, which insulates against both heat and cold, is short and dense.
- Some cats have an undercoat that will tangle badly if you don't dry them after a bath.
- One of the dog's unique characteristics is its lack of an undercoat, which provides insulation from heat and cold.
- The soft undercoat will shed out twice a year, but regular combing will keep that under control.
- Covering this athletic body is a flat, wavy, medium-length outercoat and a soft dense undercoat.
- The Border has a naturally hard, wiry outer coat and a dense, short undercoat.
- The outer hairs are rough and harsh, with the undercoat being fine, soft and dense.
- The standard coat of a Shih Tzu should be luxuriously long and dense with a good wooly undercoat.
- Because their undercoat is not so cottony or profuse as that of some other longhaired breeds, ragdolls do not require as much grooming.
- For a long hair retriever you should take off the undercoat, thin the hair but leave it long on top to achieve a sleek effect.
- Twice a year, Siberians ‘blow’ their undercoats, that is, they shed their undercoats completely.
- Rough-coated dogs develop thick undercoats in winter which must be combed out at the onset of summer's heat.
- The dog weighs about sixty pounds with medium length fur and a thick undercoat and possesses an unusual physiological adaptation for work.
- Since the fur is only semi-long and lacks the downy undercoat, the coat doesn't tangle and even show cats require little grooming.
- The crisp guard hairs of the Labrador's coat easily shed burrs and brambles, and the dense undercoat makes the dog practically impervious to water.
- The undercoat consists of cotton-like short hair, which forms a thick, close foundation for the outercoat.
- Camel hair is from the extremely soft and fine fur from the undercoat of the camel.
- The Chinook has a double coat comprising long guard hairs over a soft, short undercoat.
- The coat consists of two layers - an undercoat of fine white hair and an outer coat composed of long guard hairs which are hollow and help to make the polar bear more buoyant when swimming.
- The soft, silky coat of the shorthair bobtail is medium in length without a noticeable undercoat.
verbˈəndərˌkōtˈəndərˌkoʊt [with object]Apply a coat of undercoat to (something) she was busy undercoating the bookshelves Example sentencesExamples - A second, freshly carved frame lay on another table, undercoated with red, awaiting its next layer.
- Jimmy sugar soaped the ceiling and walls in the front room and undercoated the window frame.
- Much thought and effort went into the mural, i.e., brushing, scraping and undercoating to the final draft.
- The magnetic layer on its 24-inch disc was reputedly formed from the primer paint used to undercoat San Francisco's Golden Gate Bridge.
- I don't think undercoating is going to do much in this situation.
- Sand the woodwork down, undercoat it, remove any grease stains and finish it in an oil based sandalwood or gloss.
- But other extras, such as undercoating or fabric protection, are unnecessary and only add to your costs.
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