resin 4x4 filters and polarizers

I understand that polarizing filters must be placed before (ie; closer

to the subject) polyester gel filters, but how about resin filters? I

use a Lee hood and 4x4 system and regular screw-in polarizing filters.

Normally I am able to use use either the polarizing filter OR the

4x4s, but I have a job where I must use both color correction and a

polarizing filter.

 

I was hoping that I could screw a polarizing filter directly on the

lens, and then, with a wide-angle Lee adaptor, add the hood and a

resin CC filter, so the resin CC filter would be closer to the

subject, and the polarizing filter would be closer to the film.

 

Assuming that I don't have vignetting, does anyone have comments on

this set-up? As always, thanks in advance.

I have done what you want to do with seemingly no problems but the caveat is I did not do an A /B test to compare the results of the two placement strategies.

I have had no problems affixing my Lee resins to the outside of a screw in polarizer. A side note if you use a circular polarizer in a series adapter ring (ie, threadless): There is a specific orientation to a circular polarizer that must be observed.