81.   The clear coat itself is quite thin -- roughly the thickness of a sheet of paper -- so you need to be careful not to use an abrasive product.

82.   The coat is extremely heavy, so I had a harness on, but my arms were like noodles.

83.   The expensive skins are selling briskly, but the cheaper coats are almost impossible to keep in stock.

84.   The final coat is a yellowing varnish.

85.   The first coat should be a thinner one- or two-pound cut.

86.   The first coat was beautiful, but halfway through the second coat, the wax looked milky in spots.

87.   The majority of the public is still on their side, they contend, and fur coats are well on their way to becoming extinct.

88.   The real coat was in bejeweled gold lame.

89.   The seal coat is a thin layer of asphalt, which not only eliminates shelling, but also prevents water from getting into small roadway cracks and freezing.

90.   The suits and sports coats are reflective and stiff, seemingly woven of spun steel.