backstrip
/ˈbækrɪstrɪp/Definitions
1. noun
A longitudinal strip or stripe, especially one formed by a seam or joint, on the back of something, such as a book or a piece of furniture.
“The uneven backstrip on the old book was a noticeable flaw.”
2. verb
To remove or repair the backstrip of something, such as a book or a piece of furniture.
“She carefully backstripped the worn-out couch, restoring its original finish.”