You have lasertran for inkjet printers.
I preffer the normal paper. I have used a 100.000$ laser printer with settings set to sheet paper (it lowers the temprature of the fuser)
Beware of temprature or else the paper get's stuck on the rolls (now you definatly do not want that to happen) i sh*t my pants when printing but i got lucky.
It's all about trial and error.
Now the next part. You must get all bubbles out of paper when applying sheet onto the panel (yes you drape it in water and you get a nice sheet. Ever build a plane of a hobby kit? It's the same stuff but better) Get bubbles out with a wet sponge and keep the sheet wet!
When you think ooooh looks good (rub gently with sponge or sheet will break even if though it's tough) let the panel dry for 2 or 6 hours (i waited 6 to let it completly dry)
Now put it in your oven (not a microwave

) and increase temprature slowly within 2 / 2,5 hours until 200 degrees celcius. Slow is profit. fast is getting your bubbles to go "POP" on colorfull sheets like mine example they leave holes in your sheet.(eventough it was my first panel and i am proud

)
I got my holes predrilled before putting on the sheet ( it's better to drill afterwords) the decal just melts if you are lucky.
When done you can use coating to make it scratch proof but i am happy with it as is. You can't use hard fingernails it will scratch. But better results can be gotten. It's all part of a learning process. To me it's the cheapest thing yet and you can get really nice layouts.
Lemme know your experiences.
Thanks for liking my panel (took me 12 hours to design it with photoshop)
p.s. forgot to tell when burned on panel you get light brown edges. Use a (i don't know the english name for it) sponge with the sanding part for cleaning your oven dish or something and sand gently so it flows over into your panel.