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These world-class manufacturers are only a sample of those who have chosen to improve the design, safety, durability and performance of their
watercrafts by using marine vinyl esters in their laminate construction.
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  Advantage Boats
CoREZYN® brand vinyl ester gives incredible laminate strength and flexural strength for these playful speed demons.
(http://www.advantageboats.com) Case History: Advantage Boats
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 Cigarette
State-of-the-art materials and Interplastic vinyl ester resin take the weight out and pump up the speed for this F2 World Champion boat and other Cigarette boats. (http://www.cigaretteracing.com) Case History: Cigarette
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 Fountain Power Boats
CoREZYN® brand marine vinyl esters are the only resins good enough for these world-class boats, built for drama on the water at whatever speed you choose. (http://www.fountainpowerboats.com)
Case History: Fountain Power Boats
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 J/Boat
TPI's patented SCRIMP molding technology and CoREZYN® brand
marine vinyl esters produce light but powerful composites to safely and confidently withstand the pounding waters these racing and cruising sailboats
endure. That must be why a J/Boat model has been named Sailboat of the Year ten times since 1986. (http://www.jboats.com)
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 Lazzara Yachts
Composites constructed with marine vinyl esters provide strength as well as greater soundproofing and reduced vibration aboard these
beautiful oceangoing yachts. Custom-designed by Lazzara, of course. (www.lazzarayachts.com) Case History: Lazzara Yachts
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 We-no-nah Canoes
Racing? White water? Quiet streams and lakes? We-no-nah Canoes has
just the right craft for you with its ability to withstand some bumping and bruising without cracking. These canoes go in and out of the wilderness strong and beautiful.
If kayaks are more your style, you can select from some of the world’s best touring kayaks manufactured by Current Designs. Current Designs uses
CoREZYN vinyl esters for their amazing adhesion properties. Your kayak will perform more safely and reliably because of them. (http://www.wenonah.com) Case History: We-no-nah Canoes
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