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Photoblocker red light camera block spray

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Photoblocker red light camera block spray
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Average Buyer Rating: out of 5 stars
Sales Rank: 193







Product Brand: PhotoBlocker
Label: Photo Blocker
Product Manufacturer: Photo Blocker
Model: PBSpray
Publisher: Photo Blocker
Ranking: 193
Studio: Photo Blocker


Piece facts:
  • Defeat red light cameras from photographing your license plates
  • highly reflective finish overexposes photograph
  • legal in all states
  • does not damage plate
  • plates letters & numbers still visible to the naked eye





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NEW AND lMPR0VED! Reflects photo radar flash. Spray it and make your license plate invisible to cameras. Proven to beat photo radar and red light camera. lndependently tested by F0X NEWS and Denver Police Department. PhotoBlocker Spray; REFLECTS photo radar flash, helping to prevent a costly ticket! FAST spray-on formula is easily applied in minutes! lNVlSlBLE to the naked eye, only you will know it is on your vehicle! EXCLUSlVE formula! Good for up to F0UR plates. BEST alternative for those areas where you can't use an anti-radar license plate cover! 0ne application of PhotoBlocker is good for life. Will not wash off, will not fade, nor will it dissolve away. Warning! We do not condone nor encourage the use of our products to defeat toll booth cameras.















Testimonials
Average Buyer Rating: out of 5 stars

Buyer's feedback: 4 out of 5 stars - * Not all photo equipment, spray paint, and plates are the same... might work in Denver ...
Folks, please, please, please, PLEASE be aware that there are several types of these 'photo paints' on the market - some DO NOT work, others have proven effective under CERTAIN conditions and in only a few markets. Hence, this is why some folks say it works like magic, while others say it's a bunch of crap - I'm sure both are correct given their specific circumstances and product used. I live in Denver, and I've been caught by the photo radar van several times on the way to work (they're only allowed to photo inside the Denver city proper limits, not the suburbs by the way. I've also seen the Fox 31 Tom Martino report (since I live in Denver) - you can also watch it on YouTube if you so desire. You can also watch three other videos from different states (Oregon, New York, and another) that test the product and say it doesn't work. So what does this all mean. Probably that the type of camera equipment that the Denver Police department uses, and HOW they use it, and the type of photo paint you use may keep you from getting a ticket... in Denver. The vans in Denver take a bright flash both day and night and the flash is mounted on the side of the van about half way up - the flash goes off just before your car's front end reaches the back of the van, which by the way the van is parked directly on the side of the road about 3-4 feet from your passing car. I believe this type of scenario leads to the chance that you're plate may not be viewed properly in many circumstances when the spray is used and the flash goes off - just as the Denver Police tested and discovered. Now, as far as the traffic light cameras, I don't know if this would be effective - I wouldn't rely on it. I do know that I got "flashed" by a photo van a few months ago and did NOT get a ticket in the mail like I normally have before, so I assume it worked... who knows.
Also, as a few others have mentioned in their reviews, please keep in mind: I was at a start-up neighborhood Watch meeting where the district policeman comes and talks to the group for 1 hour and provides the Neighborhood Watch goodies, etc. After the meeting I asked him about the paint/license covers and their experience (he seemed pretty laid back and a good fellow...). He said that in fact they tested both out using their radar vans - and that most all city police departments that rely on photo radar test these items for both effectiveness and also what to look for - it's normal procedure. He said that the paint did in fact work under certain circumstances - not 100%, but it did sometimes work (he wouldn't elaborate on what circumstances it did work), and that the department has actually tested out different mounting angles of their flash devices and distance/picture times - I don't know what the results were as again he didn't elaborate - but that tells me that if these actions were fully effective he would have commented that these products do not work, etc. and save my money. He also mentioned that they can usually tell if someone has glopped on the photo spray over their plates - it's not illegal here, but it won't help your case if you're pulled over - it might be the difference between getting off on a warning and getting a ticket. Again, I would just say that if you live and drive in Denver, then you might be saved a few times from the nasty photo van, if you live elsewhere with different flash/camera equipment and different plates and camera angles, or for traffic light photo radar, then it might not be worth the investment/time. There are too many variables from the type of paint used, the background color of the plates/numbers, to the type of photo equipment and distances used - a wonder drug for some, a pure waste of money for others...

YouTube Denver Fox 31 Report: [...]



Buyer's feedback: 1 out of 5 stars - Snake oil
I generously sprayed this on my plate AND have a distorting cover over the plate. No, not to break any laws. But it is extremely annoying to receive those letters every time my Sunpass toll transponder is not detected even though it is in place and fully funded. Lo-and-behold I received a photo citation letter today saying I did not pay the toll. It will be retracted once I respond to them, but what an annoyance. The point, though, is that neither product worked. My plate was clearly displayed in the photo. Save your money. All this spray is is varnish to make the plate shinier. If you insist on trying this defense, save yourself some money and buy some spray varnish at Home Depot for a fraction of the price.


Buyer's feedback: 4 out of 5 stars - * encourage the use of photoblocker ...
I encourage everyone to use PhotoBlocker Spray and products like it. I have personal experience that faulty cameras can issue uncalled for tickets. I'll be happy when the red-light cameras disappear permanently from every intersection in North Carolina.
Fair studies show that any gains in safety can be attributed to longer duration yellow lights rather than the cameras. Worse, the entire program is a profit-making venture involving deals between our government and a private contractor that creates incentives to issue more citations than is justifiable.



Buyer's feedback: 5 out of 5 stars - works fine
Product was easy to apply on both my front and back plates. After 6 months of use it appears to have withstood the elements with no problem and I haven't seen any tickets in my mailbox.


Buyer's feedback: 5 out of 5 stars - * product must work ...
I just ordered the photoblocker spray and I'm anxious to try it out. A friend of mine told me he has been using it for the past year and he never got a ticket while using it. I am hoping it will do the same for me. And if the state of New York banned the use of this product it proves that the product must work.


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