I did find a product that looked very promising that was advertised with a number of amazing finished samples photos, but alas after hours of 'practicing' I have yet to get anything usable despite a lot of coaching from the retailer.
https://decalprofx.com/index.htmlYou need a laser printer with preferably OEM toner cartridges (no after market toners recommended, although after market MAY work) and a quality pouch laminator.
I have both an HP LaserJet and a laminator that I use to make DIY PCB's from time to time, but as mentioned above, DecalPro has so far eluded my skill set. If you don't have either of these devices to start, then the solution is also somewhat expensive to get into.
That said, the fractured bits that I have managed to successfully apply to test front panels are sharp, crisp, colorful and fastened down tight as the process basically is a process to apply the toner (which is largely plastic with color particles) through heat and static cling to surfaces. Black and white and 4 color graphics are obvious, but the system does offer white underlay options if needed and / or you can print with a number of other colors including foils as long as the image is a single color scheme.
While it's rather easy to remove an image with alcohol and a cloth immediately after applying - if desired for whatever reasons, it's a lot harder - but, not impossible - to remove an image after a day of drying.
Again, the above is just in theory in my case as I have been unable to take an image through the full process without running into quality issues. Others seem to have better luck, so I'm unsure what I'm doing wrong at this point. The vendor says it's a learning curve that can be mastered.
Cheers,
Greg