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Old 08-14-2002, 03:40 AM
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Question Custom Decal sheets

Anybody know where I can get decal sheets that I can use on my inkjet printer on instead of a laser printer??
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beldecal makes ink-jet decal paper..

But you've got 1 of 2 problems, depending on which way you go.

If you use the clear paper, you can only put them on a all-white car.

You can use white paper to print your decals, but you will have to cut them out PERFECTLY, or the white edges will stick out like a sore thumb.

Hope you're good with an X-Acto blade
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ok, thanxs
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