Hobbycal Decal Paper

[ezdays]

Could you post a link to that article? I'd like to know how they overcame the difficulties of printing white lettering on decal paper.
I have been using Walthers decal paper, and a printer that is out of production, and the white ribbons are no longer available.

I think what it is is that it has a white background rather than a clear one, so it's not like printing white on clear decal paper. If you Google, "Hobbycal Decal Paper", you'll get the idea. I have some white decal paper from Micro-Mark, and I think it's the same thing. You need to match the background with a color printer if you want it to look like white lettering on whatever it is you are putting it on. And yes, I still have most of what I bought about 10 years ago, since it wouldn't do what I wanted it to.