replaster 
verb [with object]
Plaster (a surface) again.This means we're now ready for the plasterer to come and replaster the walls and make them look lovely....
- These walls have been replastered using a traditional lime plaster.
- The work in the first phase of refurbishment has fortunately not been confined to replastering the ornate ceiling and fiddling about with the organ.
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