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Beatchu

This looks good. "If you're planning on speeding, get Phantomplate"

ivegot9ins

i know this CAN work but not always. Well in the uk atleast they have now got the softwere to dim down the pic they get so they can still get ya number an send you the fine. I also know that cling-film no-longer works aswell. hope i have helped. BUT IF YOU DO GET THIS AND WANT TO USE IT IN THE UK PUT AT LEAST 6 LAYERS ON EACH PLATE also you can be fined £30 if they find out that its on ya plate (by law you cant put anything on a number plate that is not ment to be on it) I know this as i got the £30 fine for a sticker i put at the bottom of my plate it was only about 1cm high by 5cm long.

Sheepdisease

I saw an episode of Police, Camera, Action a while ago. The Police were just doing their normal duties, they had their video recording equipment on and the officer in the passenger seat noticed that the registration plate was not displaying on the surveilance equipment (even though he could see it with his own eyes). They pulled him over and he got into a fair bit of trouble.

Gwerzal

But you can always say it must have been applied before you bought the car

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Sheepdisease

Not if:

1. The car is brand new.

2. The previous owner was a relation.

3. You don't want them to take you to court, where forensics will establish how long the solution has been applied to the number plate and find you guilty on two charges (lying under oath and perverting the course of justice by preventing an enforcement device from detecting an illegal action correctly).

Gwerzal

1. Obviously

3. I very much doubt they would go to the expence of getting forensics in just to catch somebody who's trying to dodge a speeding fine.


If caught using this they would probably make you change your plates and give you a fine.

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Sheepdisease

I found someone else talking about the same piece of footage, although they saw it on Road Wars.

Steve_Perry "I remember watching a Roadwars episode (programme on SkyOne) a few weeks back and a couple of uniformed officers happened to be following an oldish Golf (Mk II or III I think) and the driver was driving perfectly legally, the cops didn't even have any cause for concern until the passenger copper looked into the onboard TV monitor and the Golf's number plate looked a fairly uniform yellow with some black smudging but to the naked eye the plate looked normal. The PC's followed said Golf into a petrol station, no driving offences were comitted en-route, in fact the Golf driver was fairly sensible. As the driver went to pay for his petrol the coppers had a look at his rear plate and it had some sort of spray applied to it and they nabbed the driver as he came back to his car. The video footage ended there but the narrator went onto say that the driver had the book thrown at him, i.e. hefty fine and points on licence."

http://www.mbclub.co.uk/forums/showt...t=17247&page=2

bahamars "The Department for Transport (DfT) has warned motorists they could face a hefty fine if they are caught using the spray. “It is an offence to treat a numberplate in a way that obstructs a car’s registration number,” said a spokeswoman for the DfT. “These sprays are illegal and could result in a fine of £1,000.”"

http://www.mbclub.co.uk/forums/showt...t=17247&page=2

Lion Heart

HI Shepp ,



Id say ...... proove it .... i never sprayed the plates , dunno who did it .... it definately wasnt me i never touched them ........


PS TOO MUCH OF THAT POLICE STATE TV ISNT GOOD FOR YOU !!!!!!!

Sheepdisease

The footage is in the public domain for all to see, that is proof enough.