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While there is quite a bit of good information in the following text, it has become a bit dated. The inkjet printers are designed for paper that will absorb some amount of ink, and the various decal papers aren't near absorbent enough. Using an abrasive to roughen the decal paper first doesn't seem to help much, at least with the printers various people have tried. Its probably a good idea to spray your laser-printed decals with a clear coat to protect the somewhat delicate toner. Also remember that the you have created one big continuous sheet of decal film - trim closely around your markings.