For youth football and such, they use really cheap latex paint to paint
lines and numbers (at least around here). It doesn't kill the grass
like a coat of lime does. So latex paint might be an option. Another
option is to go online to a sports supplier and get the "real" paint
that is used for lines and stuff on big-time sports fields.

If you paint it, remember that paint only adheres as good as you clean
the surface, so if you don't clean the surfaces ....


Jim Beaver wrote:
My little girl has gone bananas over The Wizard of Oz. For Christmas, she
wants a yellow brick road. Cute.

Our yard has a flagstone pathway through it. It's basically a bunch of
flagstones laid out near one another in a path, with grass growing around
and between the stones.

I'm wondering if there's something I can TEMPORARILY paint the stones with
to make a yellow brick road, something that won't wash off the first time
the sprinklers come on that same day, but something that will wash off over
time (even if it takes some scrubbing), yet also something that won't hurt
the grass.

Any ideas?

Jim Beaver