prepolish
/ˈprɛpɒlɪʃ/Definitions
1. verb
to apply a thin layer of polish before the final coating, especially to a surface such as wood or metal.
“Before varnishing the wood, the furniture maker chose to prepolish it for a smoother finish.”
2. verb
to polish something to a higher standard before the final stage of production or preparation.
“The team decided to prepolish the car’s engine to achieve optimal performance.”
3. noun
the act of applying a thin layer of polish before the final coating.
“The prepolish process was crucial in achieving the desired finish on the new furniture line.”