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Toy Car Road
Pave the way to backyard fun with a miniature road for toy cars. Made with edging blocks, it's so simple your kids can help you build it.
Tools and Materials
Tools
- Scissors
- Caulk gun
For 55 blocks:
- Gallon Valspar exterior flat paint, yellow, #49441
- 11" x 11" Garage Sale sign, #33826
- 1" premium chip brush, #319316
- 2 containers landscape adhesive, #153974
- Old Castle Tan Perfect Edging, #186826*
- 16" x 16" gray patio stone, #54338
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Instructions
Step 1
Lay out a series of edging blocks end to end to form a mini road through a corner of your yard.
Step 2
Pick up one block at a time and, using a caulk gun, apply landscape adhesive to one end, then adhere it to the end of the previous block. Repeat for all edgers.
Step 3
Cut a roughly 1/2"-wide by 2"-long rectangle out of a plastic "Garage Sale" sign. Then, cut the bristles of a chip brush to about 1/2" long. Use the empty rectangle in the Garage Sale sign as a stencil to paint "lane divider" lines on each edger. Let dry.
Step 4
Want a place to put toy cars when your kids aren't using them? Turn a gray patio stone into a toy car parking lot.
