waaay too conspicuous for me (I live in VA, and jammers are strictly prohibited here).

The Lidatek install in the hood grille (with one of the center bars cut out) is much stealthier.

This is my father's S4. He's also got laserveil on his headlights, fog lights and rings.
<img src="http://www.casas4.com/gallery/albums/misc/jammer.jpg">

ed too. :-( Damn, I hate VA sometimes.

What is laserveil???

anti-laser stealth coating/film.

That's why the headlights look a bit fuzzy in that picture.

fuzzy?? wtf. I haven't used that word in forever.. haha<ul><li><a href="http://www.laserveil.com">continue...</a></li></ul>

<a href="http://www.laserveil.com/speeding-tickets/how-to-avoid/">link</a>

Its a paint that is supposed to reduce the effectiveness of laser.

---from the site---
VEIL - anti-laser stealth coating/film - significantly hampers police laser guns' ability to obtain your vehicle's speed and enables you to safely avoid a speeding ticket - when VEIL is paired with a good radar detector or laser jammer.

It does so by eliminating IR laser light reflections - that police laser guns require to obtain your speed - and will provide you with precious additional reaction time to your radar detector's or laser jammer's alert - time you wouldn't otherwise have.

VEIL is designed to coat headlights, fog lights, running/parking lamps or reflective markers, and license plate covers. These treated areas appear BLACK to the police laser speed gun.
VEIL is especially effective on newer vehicles which have large frontal headlight systems

his setup works...

A few months ago, he was driving home from a city council meeting and came across a speed trap followed by another speed trap (1/2 a mile down the road, around the corner). Neither trap were able to get a reading (since laser shuts off once it gets a reading and his detector was going crazy).

So....

He turns around and goes past them...6 TIMES!!!
They never got a reading, but he did get some glares from the cops.