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Ok, folks that print their own decals: I've had to up to my eye teeth with my Dell 1250C colour laser. It's just shagged about £5 worth of paper to produce about 4 usable decals.

What are you guys using? I'm looking at ordering a Kyocera ECOSYS P5021cdn tomorrow. Thoughts?

I used my samsung clp-310 for mine. Whie decal paper one sheet at a time. i was doing Imperial 'roundels' from Star Wars for my 40k space marines (my 501st legion).
The decal paper was from Testors.

Are you using the right decal paper? Laserprint film for laser printers, injket for inkjet. The wrong decal paper won't work.

They're also thicker than commercially made ones (which use a different method to deposit the pigmentation.)