Word Finder - undercoat

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A layer of short hairs underneath the longer ones of an animal's fur

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A coat of paint or other material applied onto a surface before that of a topcoat; a coloured primer

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A coat for wearing indoors, under an overcoat.

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To apply an undercoat to.

It is seen in many shots in both gray and green undercoat paint.

At this stage it was painted undercoat white with warning yellow front and red details.

The Norwegian Forest cat is known for its dense, rich fur with a wooly undercoat covered by long, coarse guard hairs.

A soft textured undercoat may be present in winter.

They should have a coarse topcoat and a thick undercoat.

Basically they have a lilac colored undercoat, with white tips at the end of each hair.

Plus the sitting room has less gloss work and wouldn't need an undercoat.

Deep scratches (A) that penetrate through all paint and undercoat layers will need to be painted.

It has either a woolly coat similar to a Poodle, or a fleece coat similar to the undercoat of a dog.

When applied over clay undercoat or one-coat plaster, the previous layers should be fully dry and shrinkage complete before applying finish coats.

When applied over clay undercoat plaster, the previous layers should be fully dry and shrinkage complete before applying finish coats.

Give the outside a coat of undercoat and a gloss topcoat.

Is there a reason why makers use a white undercoat which reveals every mark?

To remove the dead undercoat, you can use a " rake ", purchased from any good pet shop.

The coat consists of a short, very thick undercoat covered with long guard hairs.

The bench leg supports have been painted in gray undercoat.

The next step is to undercoat all of the terrain with a mid to dark gray undercoat mix.

Site Notes Clay undercoat plaster is supplied in paper sacks that can be broken by rough handling.

Small rope profiled smooth white finish of these premium moldings provides an undercoat for any decorative paint.

It consists of a silvery or white undercoat with black tips on the hair of the tail, back, sides, head and ears.

It fits the dog very closely, although there is a thick undercoat that insulates these dogs from the weather.It's an interesting fact that Welshes are born black, and the coat begins to lighten somewhat with age.

There are two undercoats; one is a downy fur that helps keep the cat warm during cold winters, and the second undercoat is longer hairs that serve to retain heat.

They have only one coat and no undercoat; the coat itself is either wavy and long or short and curly.

Poms have a double coat, a soft undercoat and a shining coarse over coat.

A slicker brush is a good tool for removing loose undercoat and a pin brush should be used for regular brushing several times a week.