What about if 3M Magic tape & Anti-spot spray?

[kimsnet]

I have read all thread related 3M clear Duct tape. Was very interesting.
I tested reflecion with 3M Magic tape.

What if use 3M Magic tape, more cheaper.
& Looks like no reflection anyway. don't have laser gun but tested with laser pointer to see reflection.

100% reflection with genuine(pure, no tape, laser shield, veil) license plate
Quite less & diffused reflection with 3M Clear duct tape.
But can't see any reflection with 3M Magic tape.

& Also considering test with some spray for reflection preventing used in photo works.

Will test as

1. Pure plate
2. 3M Clear duct tape
3. 3M Magic tape
4. Anti Spot spray made by Condor Foto(This product used for professinal photo studio.)-> for prevent reflection image

I just can test for reflecition on plate. pls test with real laser gun for actual stealth function.

[kimsnet]

Tested and got result as belows (tested with laser pointer for reflected beam)

1. Pure plate(No tape, laser shield, Veil, Spray)
- 100 % clear reflection

2. 3M Clear duct tape
- Quite reduced reflection with diffused beam
- Can be attatched almost same apperance with plate itself. (Proven tested video on You tube)

3. 3M Magic tape
- Almost no reflection
- Bur can be detached easily, not recommend for long lasting attachment

4. Krylon Dulling spray (commonly used for photographer using anti-reflection purpose)
- Almost no reflection better than 3M Duct tape.
- Can be sprayed easily & uniform deposition result
- Just same apperance with plate itself
- Can be swapped out with just water,rain, even touched..
- Also not recommended for long lasting purpose.

** My recommendation
1. First 3M Clear duct taping
2. Spray onto taped surface just before driving(takes 2~3 miniutes for deposition)
3. After rains, car wash just re-spray.

** Pls check for Sprayed plate with laser gun, if you can!! I wonder laser gun testing!!

[silverstreak98]

Interesting, thanks for doing some perliminary testing!

[TambourineMan]

What reflection are you measuring - visible light or IR (infrared)?