I'm in need of a new liner this year for my rink, has anyone gone the online route? I know a couple of places in MA that sell liners, but wanted to know if any online places are any better.
Thanks
Good/Reputable places to buy new liner
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UMD05
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Re: Good/Reputable places to buy new liner
I was happy with my liner from nicerink.com.
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Joe
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Re: Good/Reputable places to buy new liner
Yup, we use (and sell) Nicerink. Our sister company is Elite Backyard Rinks, so shoot me a note if you'd like to chat about options.
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Nebraska Maverick
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Re: Good/Reputable places to buy new liner
http://www.bluelakeplastics.com/
this is a fair priced place to buy a good liner as well. Had a good experience with nice rinks liners and this year went with this guy. Both are great choices
this is a fair priced place to buy a good liner as well. Had a good experience with nice rinks liners and this year went with this guy. Both are great choices
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Jimmy3Putt
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Re: Good/Reputable places to buy new liner
I live very close to the Nicerink in Genoa City, Wi.
Drive past it every day on the way to and from work.
Drive past it every day on the way to and from work.
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soupy01833
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Re: Good/Reputable places to buy new liner
I used DR shrink from West Marine. 7ml white. Reasonably priced and free shipping to store. This stuff is made really well IMHO. No leaks as opposed to my first liner which ripped in many places.
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tmnader
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Re: Good/Reputable places to buy new liner
tarpaflex.com. quality liners.