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I have always had trouble making fake spider webbing look realistic. Lucky for me there is the Webcaster Blaster, the sure fire way to get all the spooky webbing my heart desires. (via Target.com)

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Updated Sep 30, 2008

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Kinda weird, mostly cool. Definitely a fancy little toy for Halloween. Create spider webbing with this blacklight-reactive, professional web caster. to be perfectly honest, I am somewhat confused, but it seems cool.

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Updated Oct 6, 2008

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scohen on Nov 12, 2008

Actually, I've met the guy that invented this and bought one to decorate with. You plug it in to an air compressor. And it heats up the sticks like a glue gun. So, you are shooting warm, glue like webbing on trees, ceiling, window frame, wherever. This is really a fun, fun way to decorate!!

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