Best way to make sure colours will print correctly using an inkjet?

[KingPixels]

Hi guys.

I'm going to print some decals on waterslide decal paper, I was just wondering what the best way to make sure the colours would all print correctly would be.

Thanks.

[LuxorV]

As far as I know, the best way is to go trial-and-error until you're satisfied with the results.

Colour matching depends on a number of variables: printer, ink, paper, background colour you apply the decal on. So, I don't think just asking someone what settings they use will be the ultimate solution (though it can probably help when you use the same printer/ink/paper).

In general, darker colours should be a bit easier to match, and less depending on the background colour of the bricks you use, while lighter ones will require more fine tuning.

[KingPixels]

As far as I know, the best way is to go trial-and-error until you're satisfied with the results.

Colour matching depends on a number of variables: printer, ink, paper, background colour you apply the decal on. So, I don't think just asking someone what settings they use will be the ultimate solution (though it can probably help when you use the same printer/ink/paper).

In general, darker colours should be a bit easier to match, and less depending on the background colour of the bricks you use, while lighter ones will require more fine tuning.

Thanks for the help.