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This is what I use, and I usually laminate it with matte lam after, just for added protection, and having it a bit thicker actually helps withe install.

This is completely false.

From the Fellers website: For recommendations for profile, we suggest the profile for POS PRO 200 on Intelicoat's website. http://www.magicinkjet.com/icc-profile-search.html

FreestyleScrD (Regular) or HandmadeScript (Regular)

GeoSlab703 XBdCn BT (Extra Bold) Is very close, if you stretch it vertically.

Corning Sans (Bold)

Outsource them. There's no way I'd deal with 160 banners in house once a month.

I don't believe it is an actual font, it was custom made for them.

Mesmerize (Bold)

TR France ( Plain) and Byington (Regular) You could substitute Trajan Pro for Byington if needed.

I found it. It's called Lovers Quarrel.

Trying to figure out what font the script is, and it's too small for Find My Font to work properly. Any help is very appreciated!

Bleecker Street NF (Regular) Is pretty close.

Stretched a bit top and bottom.

We have an organization out here called R.A.F.T (resources for area teachers) that places a large barrel in our shop and we just put our scraps and whatnot in there, and every month they come pick it up and swap in an empty barrel. All of the items they collect are donated to local teachers...

The head is toast. I just went through this exact same thing on my Roland, the head needs to be replaced.

I'm looking for a supplier that can provide cubicle name plates that look similar to the pictures I've attached. It doesn't have to be exact, but close. The client is looking for something with a "high end appearance."

Trying to find the font for the "RJ BEAN ROOFING" text. I know I've seen it before, I just can't place it right now. And sadly, this is the only photo I have to go off of. Any help would be much appreciated!

Then you find the next closest swatch that does, and plug in that number knowing that when it prints, it will be close to your target. I do it all the time.

Found it! Somehow the output was switched from color to separations, which was splitting it up into 5 files. Which is weird because we've never done any form of separations here before.