This goes back to my earlier question, why is the coating put on top of xpel instead of underneath?
I fully admit car care and coatings are something I know nothing about. This is the first vehicle that I've cared to protect. However, in my youth, I was an avid painter. I figured these coatings were pretty much like clear coat used in hobby painting. I looked at it like clear paint to protect the base paint job. I viewed xpel like cell phone screen protector. Clear coat the truck first. Then put xpel, which should self heal most stuff. If you ever mess up the xpel bad enough, you replace it and hopefully nothing got through to the coating or base paint. If you put coating on after, xpel won't heal the same and if something bad enough happens you have to replace both the xpel, and have a new coating applied.
Am I way off base here?
