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Ryan; Man, what a heartache!! I spent hours building my lettering in Photoshop only to encounter this issue. I tried putting a sample in water just for jollies, the ink numbers evaporated into the water!! The Krylon does help the old decal paper to hold together, but the ink jet letters simply don't work. I'm doing something wrong, obviously. Maybe an experienced modeller, out there, can help us out. Like you, I can't spend $200+ for an ALPS printer just for a half dozen decal sheets, at the most. Luckily, I do have a backup lettering plan, but I'd sure like to see this homemade inkjet decal system work! Best Regards, smyers
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