I suggest you try to see whatever liner you want in an actual pool. Being in the water changes the look. My pool builder has 4 pools on location and each liner is actually up to 4 different patterns pieced together so you can see what they look like in the water. All of the liner samples were about 6 feet long with a weighted bottom so you could put them in a pool and see how it looked. It is hard as there are many dozens to pick from! We chose Pacific Prizm which didn't look like much hanging on a rack but I thought it was cool and refreshing looking in the water-it has a faux tile boarder which is easy to keep clean with a Mr. Clean Magic Eraser.

Good advice. Ok I just went out and put some algaecide in it. I am about out of bleach and didn't feel like driving to the store. The algaecide is really strong. I sprinkled it around the pool and stirred it with the leave cleaning net. Hopefully it will clear up?? I know that algaecide worked great on green water, when the system was running. However the water level is way too low to turn the pool on. I am wondering if the algaecide will go throughout the wate, well enough to kill the algae, without the filtering system on. There are already a lot of mosquitos making nests (or whatever they do), and breeding on and near the pool surface. I put out my mosquito zapper which is helping a lot.

Thanks for the pictures, they are nice, but I decided to get a boarder,,,,liner is suppose to be in on the 20 th, got a dark blue bottom with a blue and green boarder.....can't wait for my pool to be open. Heard dark boarders will keep the heat a bit better,,,,hope that is true.

Liner patterns, not unlike plasters, pebble, are going to show differently in different lighting conditions. The only way I know to be reasonably close is to compare it to a liner sample. Video and printed matter have many variables that will have their share of effects impacting what you see. Is this your only choice? I tend to lean away from dark, nearly solid patterns as over the years, these patterns can fade more than a lighter pattern. Looking nicer longer is desirable too. I have also learned people will buy different patterns, ones they like. Scott