re-shield
verbUK /ˌriːˈʃiːld/
US /ˌriːˈʃiːld/
To put a shield back on something to keep it safe.
The knight had to re-shield his arm after the battle.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. To protect someone or something again after a previous protection failed.
The team re-shielded the village from the storm.
3. To replace a broken or lost shield on a piece of equipment.
He re-shielded the machine's control panel.
4. To block or hide something from view once more.
She re-shielded her eyes from the bright sun.