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Rarely do they like to hear the truth, but sometimes it's for their own good.
Instead of a tarp, I bought a roll of the white shrink wrap marinas use to cover boats and used that. White is better for heat gain reasons, or lack there of. The rolls are very wide, but I had 1 seam down the middle the long way. I bought this special tape that goes with the shrink material. We had a rink for 2 or 3 years. Then we built a new house and the yard isn't flat enough to make a rink.
Red,
I'll give you the white wrap and the tape, it's just collecting dust in the garage. I'd really love to give it to someone who appreciates hockey as much as I do. Let me know.
Has anyone here ever tried the synthetic ice? Now that I am moving down south, I still want an outdoor rink. But I don't want to spend a bunch of money on some synthetic ice sheets if they suck.
First off, wives only involvement in hockey decision making should be what they wear to the games.
The first year, I tried to flood the backyard. I did this on a -12 degree day and let the hose run for hours. It all soaked in.
There you go. Now go and do it!
Your power play has at least 2 PP goals in all 5 games, they may have score 7 in the 2 games against UAH, but 2+ in each game is pretty impressive no matter who your playing.