You can also get waterslide decal paper made for inkjet printers. You just have to remember to coat them with clear (enamel, urethane, etc...rattle can is fine). If anyone has the vector files (or better yet JPG files) I probably have some decal paper left over from the speedometer work.
And...some folks may not know it, but you can use a rather new type of transfer paper called SunnyScopa film-free. What you do here is have the decal professionally laser printed in whatever color you want (image quality---high definition)...with the image reversed (meaning flipped on the page). Then you transfer it to the subject just like a waterslide, put that in the oven for a few minutes and the laser toner is bonded to the subject. Advantage is there is no decal "edge". It looks like it was silk screened on once the film is removed. The maker says time makes it tougher.
