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    Default Would Veil work if you sprayed the whole front end?

    I'm not gonna do it but I was wondering.... Or is it only effective on shiny surfaces?

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    Default Re: Would Veil work if you sprayed the whole front end?

    maybe but would probably wear off quickly and be not very cost effective

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    Default Re: Would Veil work if you sprayed the whole front end?


    "Buy the BEST and screw the rest." - fire65

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    Default Re: Would Veil work if you sprayed the whole front end?

    What do you mean by "work"?

    If you mean work as an effective countermeasure without a jammer, then no... not at all. There would be a point where your car still reflected enough to get a reading... and that would still be really far away. I think I got distance readings on trees over 1000 feet away when I went to CFL.

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    Default Re: Would Veil work if you sprayed the whole front end?

    I was sort of thinking about a base/clear finish with Veil over the base and clear on top...

    I'd never try it because I'm sure it would screw up the bond/curing or something and you'd end up with an epic mess

    Plus it would cost a bunch of $$...

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    Default Re: Would Veil work if you sprayed the whole front end?

    Forget it. Just veil your headlights. Another alternative to consider is getting a car bra.

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    Default Re: Would Veil work if you sprayed the whole front end?

    that not true veil does work even if u do not have a jammer. but eventualy the cop will get a read but not right away.

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    Default Re: Would Veil work if you sprayed the whole front end?

    Quote Originally Posted by jrock23 View Post
    that not true veil does work even if u do not have a jammer. but eventualy the cop will get a read but not right away.
    Veil alone will not save you from police laser. Veil only works when used with a jammer. The LEO will get a reading...over 1000ft

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    Default Re: Would Veil work if you sprayed the whole front end?

    Quote Originally Posted by jrock23 View Post
    that not true veil does work even if u do not have a jammer. but eventualy the cop will get a read but not right away.
    Oh god here we go.


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    Default Re: Would Veil work if you sprayed the whole front end?

    It probably would give you a second or two at over 2000 ft an might actually save you once at this distance if your only going over 15 mph or around this but I wouldn't count on this hapenning often.

 

 

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