What's the correct colour for a billboard sticker?

The parts lists on toyodiy.com show that there are 2 colours.


The codes shown in parenthesis are paint codes for the cars.

CJSREDPRA and Tanya's The "Official" Paint Code/Pictures Thread

Now, as for the 'Beige' decal, I have NO idea what that is about! Anyone?
The list price of $29 is WAY lower than the other part prices.
And, of course, none of these are available any longer.

Searching these part numbers do show that these are the correct decal part numbers:




Dale

For reference, here are 2 pictures of the grey that is on an 8B4 car that would be the same shade as you need for a 202 car. One picture is with camera flash, one without.

A note about ordering a new hatch banner - there are NO vendors doing OEM correct reproductions that I know of right now. Some are very close to original - like Raptor Racing - but still have subtle differences noticeable to a purist/OG. If that is OK with you, let me know because I have a couple that were sent to me as test to compare with my original. You can have them for free just shipping. Also, many reproductions of the grey you need are actually silver




I was thinking about doing everything the right way by measuring each letter as it was applied originally and reproducing a set of individual letters, but it came out to be cost prohibitive for the few that would want to go to that level of originality

On a related note, is this what everyone is looking to get?


Black decal installed on 2-tone supra, should be installed on light colors only, this is just for reference:



Grey vinyl on bottom, upper rectangles are shades of grey printed on clear:



As you can see, the colors are not great for the grey print on clear, it really needs to be silkscreened to be correct, which is how the oem decals were created. Digital printed decals on clear vinyl with a white base get skewed by the color they are installed on. With it installed on a black vehicle, the vinyl is much darker grey due to the fact that white ink printers are not opaque but more translucent, allowing the vehicle's paint color to darken the print.

I've messed with this on and off for years and never felt it was ready for prime time. A bad decal that doesn't live up to "oem reproduction" status only ruins the name of the company who sells it, and I wouldn't want to have anyone claiming George @ Raptor is selling substandard stuff, so I have never released these decals. Further issues are the fact that I have not seen a true oem decal installed on a hatch in almost a dozen years, so sizing would not be 100% identical until I was able to trace and scan an original decal.