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I've tried looking it up and no luck.

I've tried looking it up and no luck.

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A perfectly legal way is to deeply recess the plate in a tight area. Cameras cant see around corners.

There are laws dictating plate position so check locally. I have yet to find one that dictates plate side visibility.

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Lol. I like that everyone knew exactly what he was getting at.

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Does it work?

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I've never tried the spray. There used to be a "clear" license plate frame available that only allowed the plate to be seen and readable if you are perfectly perpendicular to the plate, the view was distorted from any other angle. I think the states outlawed them IIRC.

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It's illegal in some states on plates (AZ). I don't know how well it would work. I see stuff going both ways.

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If somebody took the time to make it illegal, it must be at least somewhat effective.
Not too many readers out in the boonies where I live.

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That could work, thanks.

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I don't know how well it works but I have been following license plate shielding technology for a few years and this was the first thing that popped in my head after reading your question.

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If a vehicle is traveling faster than 93 mph, current tech tollway plate readers cannot read it.