Previous Post > Not the case. His webbing has always dissolved. Even when he made the infamous Spider-Armour. > > Grayson I am saying, he makes many types of webbing, yeah? There's electrical conductor webbing, and there's insulating webbing. There's acid webbing, there's stretchy webbing and there's supper tough webbing. There are many types. Who's to say he can't make one type that lasts really long?

> > Not the case. His webbing has always dissolved. Even when he made the infamous Spider-Armour.
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> I am saying, he makes many types of webbing, yeah? There's electrical conductor webbing, and there's insulating webbing. There's acid webbing, there's stretchy webbing and there's supper tough webbing. There are many types. Who's to say he can't make one type that lasts really long?

I bet he could. He even has a device on the webshooter that adjusts the output from string to glue and everywhere in between. It's all a moot point anyway. Even if the webbing only lasted an hour there would still be plenty of uses for it. He's held up buildings with the stuff for crying out loud and it's small enough to fit on your wrist. It would be worth millions easily. Now you could argue (in other times) that Pete can't sell it without exposing his ID.

Just don't think about it. Just one of the problems with non-organic webbing.