Stealth Paint/Painting ur CLS Radar Proof
04-01-2003, 07:14 AM
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Actually Sal Zaino is working on a new formula that is so reflective it renders the car invisible to both RADAR and LASER speed enforcement.
Me, Scooter and NSXNEXT are “beta testing” it for him.
Details to follow.
Shawn S
Me, Scooter and NSXNEXT are “beta testing” it for him.
Details to follow.
Shawn S
04-01-2003, 10:39 AM
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Originally posted by Shawn S
Actually Sal Zaino is working on a new formula that is so reflective it renders the car invisible to both RADAR and LASER speed enforcement.
Me, Scooter and NSXNEXT are “beta testing” it for him.
Details to follow.
Shawn S
Actually Sal Zaino is working on a new formula that is so reflective it renders the car invisible to both RADAR and LASER speed enforcement.
Me, Scooter and NSXNEXT are “beta testing” it for him.
Details to follow.
Shawn S
04-01-2003, 11:09 AM
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You're so full of shit today!
You're so full of shit today!
04-01-2003, 11:39 PM
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He's totally serious. Only side-effect is it works a little too good. I went out the other day to get in my car and couldn't find it.
He's totally serious. Only side-effect is it works a little too good. I went out the other day to get in my car and couldn't find it.
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04-02-2003, 09:13 PM
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No paint will make you invisible to radar. It takes ALOT to hide something form it. Maybe if you had the rubber skin off of an F117A or something...
As far as laser, if you had a 100% nonreflective car, you might be able to hide. But it'd look like ass.
I'd stay away from those paints IMO.
As far as laser, if you had a 100% nonreflective car, you might be able to hide. But it'd look like ass.
I'd stay away from those paints IMO.
04-02-2003, 11:09 PM
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F-117 Skin is not RUBBER it is light weight composite material like kevlar and carbin fiber.
I don't think if you had a 100% nonreflective car you will evade laser radar....the priciple is that there is still a black body object.
I don't think if you had a 100% nonreflective car you will evade laser radar....the priciple is that there is still a black body object.
04-02-2003, 11:29 PM
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Forget it. It'll never work. Aircraft don't have radar reflecting paint, they have radar absorbing materials adheared to the surfaces. The paint is flat vice gloss to minimize light reflections. As long as you have flat areas on your car, you're going to reflect radar. Now if your car smoked like an Iraqi oilfield and you had an X and Ka band jammer............
04-03-2003, 12:48 AM
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Not true. The paint on the Stealth IS radar-aborbing.
One of my friends' dad paints the Stealths for a living.
Plus, I'm certain that it is radar-absorbing. I've read about it before.
Unfortunately, this special paint is only available the military. So... you're SOL.
One of my friends' dad paints the Stealths for a living.
Plus, I'm certain that it is radar-absorbing. I've read about it before.
Unfortunately, this special paint is only available the military. So... you're SOL.
04-03-2003, 12:51 AM
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Re: Stealth Paint/Painting ur CLS Radar Proof
Originally posted by Juker008
Does anyone know of the site that sells the paint that makes ur car invisible to radar?
Juker008
Does anyone know of the site that sells the paint that makes ur car invisible to radar?
Juker008
click here to vi
04-03-2003, 02:22 AM
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It is painted with special paint. Not really Radar absorbing paint, but radar energy dissipating paint. The paint is Metallic, containing "carbonyl iron ferrite"...when radar wave hits the paint, the metallic particales create a Magnetic Field which causes the particles to alternate polarities thus it dissapates the radar signal energy.
04-03-2003, 06:35 AM
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Originally posted by AcuraTLSFan
It is painted with special paint. Not really Radar absorbing paint, but radar energy dissipating paint. The paint is Metallic, containing "carbonyl iron ferrite"...when radar wave hits the paint, the metallic particales create a Magnetic Field which causes the particles to alternate polarities thus it dissapates the radar signal energy.
It is painted with special paint. Not really Radar absorbing paint, but radar energy dissipating paint. The paint is Metallic, containing "carbonyl iron ferrite"...when radar wave hits the paint, the metallic particales create a Magnetic Field which causes the particles to alternate polarities thus it dissapates the radar signal energy.
Thus the conjecular urethra, of the "ferrite" homoglacious bonds directly to the ceptic scrotimilus. Based on the plural form scrota, will eventually contact the inner...AND outer labia, which will finalize the binomial act of cunnilingus.
04-03-2003, 08:32 AM
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Originally posted by edgalang
Thus the conjecular urethra, of the "ferrite" homoglacious bonds directly to the ceptic scrotimilus. Based on the plural form scrota, will eventually contact the inner...AND outer labia, which will finalize the binomial act of cunnilingus.
Thus the conjecular urethra, of the "ferrite" homoglacious bonds directly to the ceptic scrotimilus. Based on the plural form scrota, will eventually contact the inner...AND outer labia, which will finalize the binomial act of cunnilingus.
I almost choked on my bagel!
04-03-2003, 09:40 AM
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Re: Re: Stealth Paint/Painting ur CLS Radar Proof
04-03-2003, 11:19 AM
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Originally posted by Juker008
U guys are a bunch of DICKS :P .
But no I am serious about the paint.
Juker008
U guys are a bunch of DICKS :P
.But no I am serious about the paint.
Juker008
Seriously if you get Sealth Paint, sell some to the Russians or China. Those countries have been trying to duplicate the stealth technology the US has for over a decade. They'll pay you billions!
04-03-2003, 03:50 PM
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Re: Re: Re: Stealth Paint/Painting ur CLS Radar Proof
Originally posted by fusionnv
Bastard! Crashed the computer, lucky it not mine and I wasn't doing anything important.
Bastard! Crashed the computer, lucky it not mine and I wasn't doing anything important.
04-03-2003, 06:52 PM
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Originally posted by AcuraTLSFan
F-117 Skin is not RUBBER it is light weight composite material like kevlar and carbin fiber.
I don't think if you had a 100% nonreflective car you will evade laser radar....the priciple is that there is still a black body object.
F-117 Skin is not RUBBER it is light weight composite material like kevlar and carbin fiber.
I don't think if you had a 100% nonreflective car you will evade laser radar....the priciple is that there is still a black body object.
100% nonreflective meaning it doesn't reflect any light AT ALL - it absorbs it all. THen the laser wouldn't reflect off of it, and you couldn't be detected.
04-03-2003, 09:20 PM
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Mr. Big,
I still can't stop laughing, funny.
But AcuraTLFan said it best. It is not absorbing, it redirects the lasar/radar. I am not sure if it is radar absorbing, but I've heard more that it bounces back to omnidirectional paths, not back to the radar/lasar gun.
Juker008
I still can't stop laughing, funny.
But AcuraTLFan said it best. It is not absorbing, it redirects the lasar/radar. I am not sure if it is radar absorbing, but I've heard more that it bounces back to omnidirectional paths, not back to the radar/lasar gun.
Juker008
04-03-2003, 10:45 PM
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Actually, to get rid of it...You can click your destop icon a few times to clear the screen then hit "ctrl+alt+delete" so you can bring it up...It will then stay on top...Just end the process on your explorer and it will stop it...
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