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> Just be cautions on using vinyl-ester in an otherwise epoxy
> environment.  You cannot lay up vinyl-ester over epoxy.  It doesn't 
> adhere.  You can go the other way, though I can't imagine why.
>
> Best Regards,
>
> Steve Thomas

Steve,
That's what I've heard as well - it seems that the epoxy can adhere to most 
well prepared surfaces ( bonds better) than other synthetic products.
George ( down under)