Inkjet printer custom decals - info

Micromark offers the decal sheets but I'm not sure about the stuff to set/cure them. I had a set like that I got at walmart from testors and it was a ripoff. you had to buy the better software from them to scan in your own decals.

Thanks for the info.

I have used decoupage from tamiya and revell kits (designed for ships, plnes etc) and used them on warhammer models and building etc.
The only real tips I can give you are:

* Diagonally slit from centre to outside edge before you wet it.
This seems to reduce crinkles and folds quite substantially, especially with circular designs.
* Use ladies make up tweezers, not the poity end type. Also, take a pair of pliers to the end of your tweezers and very slightly bend them outwards, so you can grip the paper without "cutting" into it with the tweezer tips.
* Make sure there is a drop of water on the surface you are applying to, as this permits you to move the decouppege into the desired position.
*Most of the time though, I would apply the paper by sliding it into place from a scalpel blade.

Hope these help. I can't believe I am giving tips on a custom board, MR start and don't finish!!!