We finally decided on a pattern for our new liner. Our pool liner is 16 years old and the corners are going, with one corner having a hole (thankfully above the water line). We patched the hole, but the patch didn't hold. So we patched it again (thanks for your help @kimkats ) and when the PB came out the other night, he said my patch job was good (I think he was just being nice, lol) and we could wait till spring if we wanted and he could put another patch on. But since we get so much tree stuff in the pool in the spring, we decided to get the new liner now, plus our PB is available and he's the only one we want (he's the one that did it 16 years ago and throughout the years we've been very satisfied with any work that needed to be done).
We only had 12 patterns to choose from and you would think that would make it easier, but it wasn't. We wanted dark blue, but the choice of pattern was either little tiles or something called "fusion." We also have the choice of having the border removed at no extra charge if we wanted. I got in the pool with all 12 samples, layed them out on the floor and just kept swimming around them until my mask fogged up.
So of course I couldn't find a picture of the pattern we picked. Then I lucked into a company that uses the same liner company as our PB and I contacted them and they were really nice and sent me a couple pics.
This pattern is called Mountain Top and these pics are courtesy of Scheidel Pool & Spa Company:
We only had 12 patterns to choose from and you would think that would make it easier, but it wasn't. We wanted dark blue, but the choice of pattern was either little tiles or something called "fusion." We also have the choice of having the border removed at no extra charge if we wanted. I got in the pool with all 12 samples, layed them out on the floor and just kept swimming around them until my mask fogged up.
So of course I couldn't find a picture of the pattern we picked. Then I lucked into a company that uses the same liner company as our PB and I contacted them and they were really nice and sent me a couple pics.
This pattern is called Mountain Top and these pics are courtesy of Scheidel Pool & Spa Company: