The only suggestion I would have on this is to print your own and then:

Use "wing sheeting tape" that is very thin and double sided. I use it on my model RC airplanes. It is a clear ultra sticky tape coated on both sides. You can find it at most hobby stores.

I plan to make some of my on for my machines. I figure any good decal paper, and a tough clear tape/decal over them should hold up pretty well if they don't last for a long enough time, they will easy to duplicate and replace.

I have made drop target decals for my Black Knight and Millionaire. I print the art on single sheet labels and then laminate them with a self adhesive lamination sheet (all available at Wal-Mart or Staples etc...). When I apply them to the target, I also apply a thin layer of spray adhesive to help keep them secured (also available most places).

I actually found a tutorial online somewhere that gave a step by step on the above process. I can't remember where it was though. I haven't used it in a while. The process is very simple, so I don't think you'll need the step-by-step.

The biggest issue is getting the art correct. If you can find a downloadable image, that's best. If you can't, you have to scan an original and clean it up in a image editing software package (had to do that with Black Knight).

Below are the images I used for BK and Millionaire.

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I ask because I work for Avery Dennison ...

You can print the art onto labels and just cover it with a small piece of Mylar once it's down. For most people, getting the art in a format you can print is the hardest part.

You can print the art onto labels and just cover it with a small piece of Mylar once it's down

Mylar would be best I think.

So what sorta labels are you using and who makes the lamination sheets

I use whatever I can find at the time. 8.5x11 self adhesive lamination sheets is what I prefer. Labels, single sheet (8.5x11) avery or whatever brand I can find that looks good.

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