If you want it solved in polytime it's going to cost more fg than that

It's been a couple of years since I took my class, but the general solution that I remember was to take your NP Complete problem and transform it into another known NP Complete problem. Then prove it is NP Hard.
If one NP Complete problem can be solved polytime, then ALL NP Complete problems can be solved polytime.
You can send it to me, but I am pretty busy and not great at it
