Rubberised coating over epoxy resin?

[bluepurple]

I will be undertaking the arduous task of removing and replacing the underbody coating on my Honda S2000.

I have some months of research into this and settled on using Bilt Hamber epoxy resin. I am happy this should be more than up to the task of preserving the underside.

However, the existing factory underseal has a rubberised finish, that I would expect with absorb stone chips, but also offer some sound deadening.

Would it therefore be feasible to treat with the BH Epoxy, but then overpaint with a rubberised undercoat like DINITROL 447?

Would be great if anyone has input or real life experience with this.

 

[Kram]

Epoxy alone can be brittle and will slowely degrade from reflected uv.
Id probably skip the epoxy and go with the rubberised instead.

 

[steveo3002]

you can overcoat it with pretty much anything you like

 

[PhillipM]

Overcoating is fine, the Bilt Hamber is a mastic anyway which has a bit of toughness to it.