refitcover

noun
UK /ˌriːfɪtˈkʌvə/
US /ˌriːfɪtˈkʌvər/

A new cover that you put on something to make it look fresh again.

Mom put a refitcover on the old sofa so it looked brand new.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A protective layer added again after the old one is removed.

The refitcover on the book kept its pages safe.

3. The act of putting a new cover on something.

The refitcover of the chair took only ten minutes.

4. A cover made to fit something that has been changed or repaired.

After fixing the bike seat, he added a refitcover.