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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a fresh coat" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a new layer of paint or finish applied to a surface, often to improve its appearance or protect it.
Example: "The old fence looked worn out, so we decided to give it a fresh coat of paint."
Alternatives: "a new layer" or "a fresh layer".
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Painters are putting a fresh coat on the walls.
The walls were also bare, with a fresh coat of peachy-orange paint.
ANTI-GOVERNMENT graffiti calling for "freedom" remain visible beneath a fresh coat of whitewash.
The angled lines of the spaces have just received a fresh coat of paint.
We're beyond the point of a fresh coat of paint and a new sales pitch.
Today, under a fresh coat of varnish, the words are gone.
Except for a fresh coat of paint, its facade remains the same.
Mrs. Fetonti sat with Mrs. Viera, who was wearing a fresh coat of peach lipstick.
"It's a fresh coat of paint, there's new lighting, it's going to be completely cleaned and washed," Mr. Bianco said.
"Simple steps such as de-cluttering the house and a fresh coat of neutral paint throughout helps".
The salon, in a brownstone on 57th Street, could have used a fresh coat of paint on the ceilings.
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