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n. A coat of paint or other material applied onto a surface before that of a topcoat; an undercoat vb. (present participle of undercoat English)
Usage examples of "undercoating".
They were just trousers and coats, and faces painted smooth and featureless with the paint they used in the workshop for undercoating the toys.
And if you were inclined to tinker with the vehicleby removing sound deadeners, undercoating, sway bars and interior wheel wells and playing around with the pulleys and cylinder heads, for instanceyou could goose the effective hp up to 450.
Perry, tall and muscled, a blue-black undercoating of beard and mustache still showing through fresh-shaved chin, stood looking in at him.
Turns out she took her car in shortly after she bought it last December and had one of those hundred-buck jobs done to seal the undercoating and paint.
Thursday morning, the undercoating having dried on the Dumble Ducks, they were being decked out in green and bronze metallic paint, with exciting touches of red and blue, and yellow bills.
No child should know that slippery undercoating, and from that, for a time, I was spared.
He had a slight undercoating of fat all over his body, produced perhaps by nightly access to beer.
And she has a crew of apprentice painters who just arrived, and must give them close directions about the undercoating before the real painters, the artists, come to do the finishing.
It was Cooper who gave the group a new undercoating, a fat bottom it lacked before.
And if you were inclined to tinker with the vehicle—by removing sound deadeners, undercoating, sway bars and interior wheel wells and playing around with the pulleys and cylinder heads, for instance—you could goose the effective hp up to 450.