Refinish (verb)

1. To restore or renew the surface of something by applying a new finish.
2. To improve the appearance of something by giving it a new finish.

Origin:

From the latin word "refinire" meaning "to make pure or refine".

Examples:

1. The furniture was refinished to remove the scratches and restore its original shine.
2. The carpenter refinished the kitchen cabinets to give them a fresh look.
3. The wood flooring was refinished to remove the old stain and apply a new one.
4. The metal surface was refinished to remove the rust and apply a new coat of paint.
5. The jeweler refinished the ring to restore its original luster.