metalliccoat
nounUK /məˈtæl.ɪk.kəʊt/
US /məˈtæl.ɪk.koʊt/
A shiny paint or layer that makes something look like metal.
The toy car has a bright metalliccoat that sparkles in the sun.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A thin layer of metal put on a surface.
The factory added a metalliccoat to the screws so they would not rust.
3. The shiny outer skin of some insects or fish.
The beetle's metalliccoat flashed green and gold.
4. A protective covering that looks like metal.
The old gate was given a metalliccoat to make it look new.