PhotoBlocker Spray

PhotoBlocker Spray from PhantomPlate REFLECTS photo radar flash, helping to prevent a costly ticket!
FAST spray-on formula is easily applied in minutes!
INVISIBLE to the naked eye, only you will know it is on your vehicle!
EXCLUSIVE formula! Good for up to SIX plates.
BEST alternative for those areas where you can't use an anti-radar license plate cover!
One application of Photo Blocker is good for life. Will not wash off, will not fade, nor will it dissolve away.

PhotoBlocker ™ Spray is a clear hi-gloss permanent reflective finish. When applied to license plates, the PhotoBlocker Spray creates a glossy finish. The glossy surface acts as a mirror to reflect a photo radar flash back to the camera overexposing the image. The unreadable license plate fools red light and speed cameras resulting in the issuance of NO traffic summons. The effect is similar to taking a flash photograph of oneself standing in front of a mirror. The resulting picture will be overexposed and unreadable.

To date, PhotoBlocker ™ has been vigorously tested by several police departments, investigative news crews and over fifty seven newspapers and magazines from around the world. On November 7, 2002 Captain John Lamb of the Denver Police department participated in a Fox television test of the PhotoBlocker ™ Spray. The test replicated a car driving 30 mph through a 20 mph zone. The spray successfully obscured the license plate numbers recording the plate as a glowing white blur. The results were so compelling Fox 5 Washington D.C. called the spray "Surprisingly effective". Captain Lamb said in a matter of fact voice, "A test of the spray proved effective at producing a glare over the license plate."

Police departments in Australia, the Netherlands and Swedish TV have also conducted similar tests with comparable results. "You have every chance of avoiding a traffic ticket," concluded Australian TV. Testimonials by most major U.S., European and Australian news corporations including independent testing by Fox News, Denver Police Department, Dutch Newspapers, Swedish TV and many more. On July 3, 2003 The Washington Times featured PhotoBlocker™ on the front page with the heading "License-Plate Spray Foils Traffic Cameras."

NEW AND IMPROVED!
Reflects photo radar flash. Spray on PhotoBlocker Spray and make your license plate invisible to photo radar and traffic cameras. Proven to beat photo radar and red light cameras.

Independently tested by FOX NEWS and Denver Police Department and featured on CBS News!

License Plates with PhotoBlocker Spray are Invisible to Photo Radar.

How does "PHOTOBLOCKER" work?
Photo radar cameras often utilize a strong flash to photograph the license plate on your car as it speeds by. "PHOTOBLOCKER's" special formula works to reflect the flash back to the camera. Result is an overexposed and unreadable picture, often preventing a costly ticket.

INSTRUCTIONS
1. Remove plate. Place flat.
2. Spray PhotoBlocker evenly until surface is totally saturated. Let dry and repeat 2-3 times until plate is very glossy.
3. Let dry for about 2 hours. Should be good for life!

PhotoBlocker Spray will NOT wash off or yellow.
PhotoBlocker Spray generates strong reflection of photo radar flash, helping to prevent a costly ticket!
PhotoBlocker Spray use a FAST spray-on formula
PhotoBlocker Spray is INVISIBLE to the naked eye, only you will know it is on your vehicle!
PhotoBlocker Spray is the BEST alternative for those areas where you can't use an anti-radar license plate cover.

Read how a Maryland Auto Supply owner went from $1200 in photo-radar fines to NONE since using PhotoBlocker Spray on his 8 truck fleet...or how an ex-Baltimore Police Officer successfully beat Red-Light Radar using PhotoBlocker Spray!

PHOTOBLOCKER SPRAY FEATURED IN 7/21 WASHINGTON POST ARTICLE...

"This spray makes license plates illegible by traffic-enforcement cameras by reflecting the flash back at the camera." Wall Street Journal

“License-plate spray foils traffic cameras” Washington Times

“…beats traffic camera tickets in a flash” Chicago Sun-Times