Laser Veil G6 Review
New Revolutionary Laser Veil G6 Stealth Coating Now Shipping!
Veil Customer Testimonial, March 2024
Imagine having a stealth coating that you could apply to your car that will make it invisible to police lidar guns.
Yesterday there were over 112,000 speeding tickets issued in the US and in over 25,000 of these encounters the officer used a police lidar gun.
Now a radar detector by itself is completely useless in protecting you in these types of ambushes and here is why.
The light beam that is transmitted by the officer’s laser gun is only 18” wide and the officer aiming point is either your headlight and/or front license plate.
However, as the officer is attempting to target your car with the beam of his laser gun your detector will be able to alert to laser splatter.
However by the time it takes you to react it’s too late, the officer has already captured your speed and the only purpose your detector served you is as ticket notifier.
Because of this you need a product that will reduce the reflectivity of your car, buying back the valuable time you need to safely slow down when your detector alerts to laser speed traps.
And here is where the VEiL G6 Stealth Coating comes in.
VEiL G6 is a finish that you apply to your license plate(s), headlights, and taillights and to the other parts of your car that reflect back laser.
Once applied VEiL G6 refracts and absorbs the light beam of the officer’s gun instead of reflecting it back to the officer’s radar gun.
Veil G6 Blocks iR Cameras Too!
Another bonus of VEiL G6 is that it also blocks the iR photo cameras from being able to photograph your license plate.
This affords you privacy from the newer photo radar, red light and toll cameras as well as private security cameras.
The VEiL G6 stealth coating is just like a clear paint finish that comes packaged in a 5.5 oz. screw top plastic can
VEiL G6 Stealth Coating
The VEiL G6 stealth coating is just like a clear paint finish that comes packaged in a 5.5 oz. screw top plastic can.
This is enough VEiL G6 to do three full applications and comes packaged with two sponge applicator brushes.
A typical application lasts up to 8 to 12 months. Laser Veil G6 is the first and only truly effective passive laser counter measure device that reduces the reflectiveness of license plate, headlamps and other areas of your vehicle. Veil is a laser absorbent film that will reduce your visual signature by reducing near infrared laser light reflections. The treated areas will appear black to the police laser gun.
Water Soluble Acrylic Base
VEiL G6 is a water-soluble finish that is non-flammable and safe to handle and dries in minutes.
And once dried VEiL G6 becomes a smoke gray finish which keeps your license plate(s) clearly visible to the naked eye, but invisible to iR cameras and cuts down the reflection rate of your plate, headlights and other areas applied as much as 70%.
VEiL G6 is car wash safe.
And all it takes to remove VEiL is a solution of water and vinegar.
Easy Application
You apply VEiL just like you would any other paint finish using a brush and any over application spill can be removed with a damp towel.
A typical application takes less then 10 minutes.
Protects Your Headlights to From Harmful UV Rays
Another benefit of VEiL G6 is that it also protects your headlights from the harmful UV rays of the sun.
This prevents your expensive headlights from becoming discolored saving you the time and money by having them replaced.
Legal Issues
Unlike those plastic plate covers, which are outlawed in some areas, there are no known laws and/or issues that would prevent you from applying the VEiL coating to your car.
Frequently Asked Questions About the VEIL Stealth Coating
Should I use VEIL with a radar laser detector? Yes. Users of radar laser detectors will benefit the most. VEIL was designed to be used in conjunction with a good laser radar detector since it will provide you with additional reaction time to slow down when alerted by speed laser traffic monitoring.
Do I Still Need VEiL if I Have A Laser Jammer? Yes, here is why:
How long does VEIL last? Actual performance will vary depending upon climate. However, we recommend removing and recoating every four to six months during which time, VEIL's tough outer layer serves to protect your lights from the pitting (from road debris) that would normally occur.
What color is VEIL? The coating appears as a neutral grey. Coated lights will appear somewhat darker and have a color resembling the Xenon HID lighting systems found on some vehicles.
Does VEIL reduce light output? The neutral color does not noticeably reduce the lumen output of headlight systems. In some cases, you may notice a pleasant bluish-violet hue that is often seen on many vehicles employing a HID lighting system.
How do I apply VEIL to my vehicle? VEIL is applied with a paintbrush to the reflective objects of your vehicle. These include the headlights, fog lights, parking and running lamps. One coating is sufficient on these objects. Use nice long brush strokes in both vertical and horizontal directions finishing with nice long horizontal strokes to minimize streaking. To eliminate sagging, do not over apply. Do not apply during the heat of the day and preferably in the shade. This will allow the coating to set-up properly to a nice and uniform film. Use a soft damp cloth or paper towel to wipe off any excess paint that may get on the vehicle itself, as it is easy removable when wet. We recommend purchasing a clear and colorless plastic plate cover that can be obtained at most automotive retail stores as the basis of your plate covers. Coat both sides of the plate covers and allow one side to dry thoroughly before coating the other side. Lay the plate covers flat on a piece of newspaper or paper towel as it dries, preferably indoors. This will ensure the coatings will be smooth. For best results, apply VEIL at least 24 hours prior to any precipitation.
Why not paint the car with VEIL? VEIL is not intended to be used on your vehicle's painted surfaces. Even if it were feasible to do this, the cost of the materials make this prohibitive. Drivers of light colored and/or metallic painted cars have more viable alternatives if they wish to maximize VEIL's performance. Using a black vehicle bra in combination will go a long way in reducing your vehicle's visibility to LIDAR. In regions permitting their use, an active laser jammer in combination would further obscure these kinds of vehicles from LIDAR detection.
Should I treat the rear of my vehicle? That really depends upon where you travel. LIDAR speed traps most often occur from the front. If you know that LIDAR is used to target speeders, in your area, from the rear, then it would be advisable. However, we have found that vehicles are more easily targetable from the rear and do not benefit as much from treatment. Users of rear active jammers, however, will benefit.
Should I use VEIL with a radar laser detector? Yes. Users of radar laser detectors will benefit the most. VEIL was designed to be used in conjunction with a good laser radar detector since it will provide you with additional reaction time to slow down when alerted by speed laser traffic monitoring.
Do I Still Need VEiL if I Have A Laser Jammer? Yes, here is why:
- In order for a laser jammer to jam, it must transmit the correct jamming sequence for the make and model of gun you’re being shot with.
- If the laser jammers head-alignment is not level, the efficiency of the jammer is decreased.
- The closer you are to an officer’s location; the beam becomes more focused and narrow and the punch through rate increases.
How long does VEIL last? Actual performance will vary depending upon climate. However, we recommend removing and recoating every four to six months during which time, VEIL's tough outer layer serves to protect your lights from the pitting (from road debris) that would normally occur.
What color is VEIL? The coating appears as a neutral grey. Coated lights will appear somewhat darker and have a color resembling the Xenon HID lighting systems found on some vehicles.
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| Untreated | Treated with VEIL |
Does VEIL reduce light output? The neutral color does not noticeably reduce the lumen output of headlight systems. In some cases, you may notice a pleasant bluish-violet hue that is often seen on many vehicles employing a HID lighting system.
How do I apply VEIL to my vehicle? VEIL is applied with a paintbrush to the reflective objects of your vehicle. These include the headlights, fog lights, parking and running lamps. One coating is sufficient on these objects. Use nice long brush strokes in both vertical and horizontal directions finishing with nice long horizontal strokes to minimize streaking. To eliminate sagging, do not over apply. Do not apply during the heat of the day and preferably in the shade. This will allow the coating to set-up properly to a nice and uniform film. Use a soft damp cloth or paper towel to wipe off any excess paint that may get on the vehicle itself, as it is easy removable when wet. We recommend purchasing a clear and colorless plastic plate cover that can be obtained at most automotive retail stores as the basis of your plate covers. Coat both sides of the plate covers and allow one side to dry thoroughly before coating the other side. Lay the plate covers flat on a piece of newspaper or paper towel as it dries, preferably indoors. This will ensure the coatings will be smooth. For best results, apply VEIL at least 24 hours prior to any precipitation.
Why not paint the car with VEIL? VEIL is not intended to be used on your vehicle's painted surfaces. Even if it were feasible to do this, the cost of the materials make this prohibitive. Drivers of light colored and/or metallic painted cars have more viable alternatives if they wish to maximize VEIL's performance. Using a black vehicle bra in combination will go a long way in reducing your vehicle's visibility to LIDAR. In regions permitting their use, an active laser jammer in combination would further obscure these kinds of vehicles from LIDAR detection.
Should I treat the rear of my vehicle? That really depends upon where you travel. LIDAR speed traps most often occur from the front. If you know that LIDAR is used to target speeders, in your area, from the rear, then it would be advisable. However, we have found that vehicles are more easily targetable from the rear and do not benefit as much from treatment. Users of rear active jammers, however, will benefit.