Thanks for the reply Hank.....I understand that the "professional" dye sublimation printers are the right way to go to do the job but I agree that it is too expensive and impractical for my purposes. The new Kodak series 300 and 500 printers, however, are advertised to use the dye sublimation technology.....and they are inexpensive. t\They are not an inkjet, they do use a thermal transfer film and they obviously WILL handle JPG files. If they will print a JPG photo from a file on my computer why would they not print a decal that is a JPG file just as well? Maybe the decal paper would not be compatable with the machine? I guess I'll just have to buy one and try it !!