I put my fencing out late september and by halloween night I usually have real spider webs in the best places. They like to go from the gargoyle columns to the fencing

Deadna,

Isn't mother nature the best way to go? LOL.

Problems may come and problems may go..but HAUNTING is forever in the soul!

It took a little practice but you catch on quick. The hard part is to keep feeding the glue stick in one after the other. Once you get a good web going you have to keep feeding it glue. If you let off the trigger it's harder to build it up. That web took around 2 1/2 glue sticks.

You can't spray it in corners, it will all just pile on the wall. Since it comes out in a straight line you have to spray it at an angle so that it catches something then carries the string to another object. For example if you are making a web from a tombstone to the ground lay a ruler at the angle you want the web so that it touches both the ground and the TS. That should be your line of sight and is the angle you want to shoot at. If you need help getting a web started you can string up some fishing line to give it somthing else to hold onto.

Sounds like fun. I will build one once I get my compresor(dont get me started). If worst comes to worse I have the money to buy a decent one but there was a great deal on one that came with a huhe tool kit. They have the same deal now but its on a 32 gallon compressor instead of a 20 and it costs 299 instesad of 199. ITs a husky too, apperently those are nice.

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You got that right Empress! One year we even let the spiders do their thing INSIDE the house and didn't dust for a year either. You can't decorate any better than that...LOL!