overpaint
/ˈoʊvərˌpeɪnt/Definitions
1. noun
Excessive or unnecessary painting, especially to conceal or alter the appearance of something.
“The overpainting of the old car’s original finish made it almost unrecognizable.”
2. verb
To add extra paint to something, especially in order to conceal or alter its original appearance.
“The artist overpainted the entire canvas to create a new and dramatic effect.”
3. verb
To cover or disguise something by adding more paint, often to conceal damage or imperfections.
“The restorer overpainted the damaged section of the antique furniture to make it look like new again.”