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It sounds like you would have to do some major surgery to your printer. If you are just going to make some decals for your own use, I would take whatever images, artwork, etc. to a professional print shop. With you supplying the decal paper, and artwork, the cost should be well within reason. As for the settings, I would say, that given the somewhat glossy surface of decal paper, you would want to set the printer for "photo paper". If you are intent on using your own printer, contact the manufacturer about some kind of up-grade kit. <br /> Hope this helps, Todd C.
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