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Jeff,

Polyester resins, which was used in marine applications ie sport fishing
boats and in the Glass Air aircraft with gel coat support a fire.  This is
my undersanding.  I recall that Lancair advertised that their flame tests
indicated that the materials used in the construction or our airframes do
not support a flame.  That is where I got my assumption.  Perhaps a call to
Neico aviation is needed for clarification.
This was one of many considerations which led me to go Lancair.

Correct me if I am wrong.

Bob Smiley
N94RJ