When it comes to speeding fines, the offender usually cannot get away with it, as the radar can record the car’s license plate.
However, there are several people on the internet who are very interested in starting to circumvent this law and acquiring possible products that help when the maximum permitted speed is exceeded so that, as a consequence, these drivers are not fined.
The new product that is booming on the market is a type of gel that can prevent radar from identifying your vehicle’s license plate. As such, it is a huge hit among drivers who are very interested in breaking the law.
As mentioned in Article 218 of the Brazilian Traffic Code (CTB), the further away from the permitted speed, the greater the chances of the individual losing their driver’s license in the country. However, the smaller the difference between the numbers, the smaller the fine.
But, when it comes to the super gel that can prevent radar from seeing your license plate, do you know how it works? That’s what we’re going to cover today. And if you want to find out once and for all, keep reading!

Gel that cheats the system: how does it work?
For those who love to exceed the speed limit, this gel can end up being a very popular option among drivers, especially those who are not very interested in maintaining safety on the road.
The product’s advertisements guarantee that it is truly effective and that it can be used on up to four different plates, producing the same result on all of them. The product costs an average of R$150, depending on where it is being sold.
But how does it work? According to information contained in its own advertising:
“Your license plate will be visible to the naked eye, but in any flash or infrared light it will become unreadable, with a strong bright, highly reflective light.”
This is only possible because, in the composition of this new product, there is an element that impairs the radar reading when checking the license plate, and it works not only with flashbut also in equipment that uses infrared.
However, it is worth remembering that using such a resource to avoid traffic fines is considered a serious offense and may even result in the vehicle being impounded.
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