I actually made 8 copies of the TGR logo and selected the best two. I had trouble keeping the ink from "bleeding" when I put clear decal film over it. Do you have any "secrets" you'd like to share about using the InkJet printer for decals?
Hhhmmm....sounds a little different than the system I use. I got clear decal paper from Bel Decal specifically for inkjet printers. I print on the paper (best quality of course), then lit it sit for usually a day or so to make sure it's good and dry.
Then I'll do a light coat of Krylon (????) spray (it was included in the kit they sent me, but similar sprays are available everywhere). Let it dry then another light coat. Then I do another four or so coats fairly heavily.
I usually put them on over a dry car with a glossy finish (i.e., no MicroSet). Once in place I let the decal dry overnight, and then I do numerous coats of MicroSol to make sure it's set nice. One final spray of dullcote and it's good to go.
A very lengthy process to be sure, but well worth it in my opinion. It did take me some tries to refine this process, and as I said, I usually print an extra copy of a graphic for some of the more colorful and/or larger decals.
I'm doing some hoppers right now, I'll make sure to post the pics when I get a chance.