has anyone used the photo blocker stuff that you spray on number plates to stop the speed cameras getting your plate detials?
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19 years ago
has anyone used the photo blocker stuff that you spray on number plates to stop the speed cameras getting your plate detials?
Doesn't work.
I know a cheaper method.
You know those matrix "Think!" boards.
We should get some changed, "Think! don't speed pasta camera".
If you are observing properly, then the chances are you won't get caught.
I don't always stick religiously to the speed limit, I drive in lots of unfamiliar places, and I haven't been flashed once.
Loads of people - they all use public transport now.
It doesn't stop your number plate being photographed, but it has made my engine noticeably smoother running and increased BHP by at least 10%. It also increased fuel economy.
sighs with boredom at the same old shit.
Speed cameras are there to catch the drivers who deserve to be caught. Inattentive ones are a good example.
None of the bolt on speed camera tricks work. I believe there is a website mainly dealing with radar detectors which also discusses devices to fit over the numberplate. Does anyone know of this www???
My car has a slight recess into which the rear numberplate fits. I wondered how much further I could 'recess' the plate before it became unreadable to Gatsos. Probably far enough to look suspect!
Paint? Easier than that, just remove the rear plate altogether. You have to put it on again for the MoT.
Friend of mine bought it, its rubbish.
- gnashes teeth at boring old response
the same jokes get tired....
Well, the old ones are the.......oldest.
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