Photo Blocker

Has anyone ever heard of this stuff in a can called Photo Blocker? It is supposed to basically blank out your licens plate when you run a light and the camera trys to take pictures. I got me a can of it and I'm about to put in on my bike and my car. Just wondering if anyone has used it yet/before and what's the results.

I heard of it... I havent heard anything positive though... infact, all the people i kno that have used it i havent seen in a while hmmm :hmmm: lol nah nah really tho i havent heard anything... Just flip ur plate up b4 u run it, or get one of those smoked covers or something?

i hear it doesnt last long...constantly applying that stuff. but i hear it does work when it is on. good luck.

The local news did one of those "Consumer Report" thingies on that stuff.......Didn't work at all. They followed the directions perfectly. Just as easy to stop at that light, who knows what idiot is gonna come flying through that light hoping for a green when he gets to it going the oposite way. :thumbup:

Has anyone ever heard of this stuff in a can called Photo Blocker? It is supposed to basically blank out your licens plate when you run a light and the camera trys to take pictures. I got me a can of it and I'm about to put in on my bike and my car. Just wondering if anyone has used it yet/before and what's the results. Just another Scam, It doesn't work..

Use these products. might work. http://www.atlanticfasteners.com/graphics2/hp-picts/Krylon-spray-paint.jpg

I'm not saying that I'm gonna go run a light just to find out. Yes there are assholes out there that are flying hoping that the light turns green intime. You know how sometimes you are crusing through as it is yellow and it might turn red and then SMILE FOR THE CAMERA!

lol before you waste your money on this crap, try a can of clear-white Tamiya model spray, 5 bucks. takes away some (but not 100%) of the reflection.

ive herd it doesn't work too. But i have herd going over 170km/h the camera will miss you. But im not willing to try that my self. 270 maybe lol...

instead of waisting your time by constantly applying that stuff just go to the supermarket and get green scrubbies and go to town with some water and that scrubbie. but be careful all you want to do is take off the reflective coating not the paint......... good luck :thumbup:

Somo one once told me that you can use that spray on cooking oil crap, like spam...said it makes it real glossy and supposedly does the same thing as the expensive spray on stuff you're talkin about...not sure tho, I've never personally tried it

i just obey the rules of the road and dont try to rush a light. but thats just me