rann millar

Is it available in the States?

Excellent thread on finishing, painting, etc. Has anyone tried any of the two-part industrial paints used to paint off-shore oil rigs? I would think they would hold up well. Most are applied to steel and not over epoxy or wood, but if primed properly, perhaps these paints would work well. How would they roll and tip? Anyone know?

Thanks Garry, I would love to make the drive up. There is an outside chance I will be driving to Oregon in early October. Maybe I could hug the coast before getting on that long and boring section of Interstate 5 I already looked through older posts and found your pictures of the 11N. What I have seen has been ver impressive. Have you weighed the dink yet? How close to painting are you now? Thanks,

Steve, Even though you can't show me your 10N, I have seen it via the forum. I read all I could find in the archives on the nesting series, and--of course-- saw your posts and pictures. You did a gorgeous job on yours. I hope to physically see one near me here, then make the appropriate choice for my needs. Thanks for the reply and comments about yours.

Greetings to the group. This is my first post, and I am seeking builders in the Orange County region of Southern California. I plan to build either a Spindrift 10N or 11N as a dinghy for my 34' Searrunner trimaran. I would like to look at both sizes before I decide which one I will build. I am on the Anaheim area. Thanks, Rann