You can see the type of Web gun that I bought.  This was my first experience with this type of equipment.  I hope that the hints on how to use it help from my own experience.

I use a small compressor and tank for this project.  From my own experience, I would recommend a slightly larger tank.  I had to stop on occasion to allow the tank to fill up.  Or you could add a booster tank to the system.

I used spider webbing for a base onto which I could spray the webbing.  I used commands hooks that were immovable on the walls of my house.  By using the spider webbing I cut down the amount of Web stakes and needed to complete my project.  Another advantage I found by using the webbing was that it gave it a stronger support behind the Web’s.  It became very useful if you days later when we had a very strong windstorm.  I think if I did not have the support behind the Web’s they would’ve all blown away.

Here’s a photo after I did all of my wedding.
Things that I would recommend.  Definitely lets your Web gun get very hot, this leads to a much finer Web.  And I do warn you to do any good job with the Web gun you will need pounds of sticks.  It takes about 3 ½ boxes to make a pound, or about 72 sticks.  Each box only carries 20 so we’ll take a couple boxes. I used all 3 boxes that I had to start, and had to get a new box for after the windstorm. So keep a box for repairs.

You’re a few photos from different angles showing how it looked during the day.