Pool Liner Colors With Water

A lighter color shows more imperfections in a pool liner than a darker color making dirt scratches and marring on the liner more easily noticed.

Pool liner colors with water.

While the liner plays a very large role in the end result of your pool s color there are other factors to keep in mind when choosing your liner color as well. The color of the water in your pool is an important design consideration. The water in your pool acts like a mirror reflecting the sky and clouds. In a deeper pool you don t notice the pattern as much and you see more of the blue of the water.

Water color is key. Your pool will act like a mirror and reflect the sky and clouds. Water also can magnify this effect. It will enhance the blue color of your pool water creating an ocean like swimming area.

The overall effect is similar to the crystal blue in that it makes the pool take on a clear caribbean look. It is a turquoise color with white shimmer and tiny black specks. One of common problems we hear about is how the colour of the liner changes once water is added to the pool or sunlight turns to shade. If you have a shallow pool you will see more of the pattern color.

White liners become teal grey liners become blue etc. By asking yourself these questions ahead of time it will help you choose the colour and the pattern of pool liner that you want. A darker pool liner does a better job of hiding such imperfections and so they are less easily noticed by guests. Notice as the steps descend into the water how the color changes.

One important factor is the sky. This is shown pretty dramatically on the right. Aquamarine perfectly describes the color of this gelcoat.