Does anyone know of a supplier of inkjet compatable decal paper. i saw it somewhere but can't find it now. It was a two-part process that you print them first, then coat them with a sealer. It must be for an inkjet printer though.

There are actually quite a few them:

Papilio
DecalPaper.com
MCGPaper

Alternatively, you can put your decal images into a word document and have them laser color printed at any good commercial printer, using regular clear or white decal paper. Cost for a full sheet would be about a dollar plus the cost of the decal paper. Just save the document to disk and have the print shop run a page.

I also hear (have never tried) that after doing something like AJ suggests you can take your paper to a high quality color copier and feed your decal paper in and run numerous copies of your detail sheet.

Bare Metal also makes nice clear and white sheets for both injet and laser printers.

http://www.micromark.com/ [ http://www.decalgear.com/DG/Category.asp?CatCode=DM_FEATURES&af=VST-TDM-%20%2001

Not a link but a warning try to stay away from Bel (www.beldecal.com)! Their products are often bad in quality, and if you run in a wrong batch of paper (it happent o me twice) they wouldn't even answer your emails!!!
Ciao

Thanks all, these are just what I was looking for. Looks like Papilio fits my needs best.
Does anyone know if Testor's Dulcote could be used as a sealer without damaging the decal sheet? The website states the following:

"Make clear decals using this paper and any clear solvent based spray such as the Krylon Crystal Clear Acrylic spray or Rust Oleum Clear Oil Enamel spray."