Glad someone came up with this, almost impossible to mess up. I use to make my own colored caulk with a basic white caulk by taking back out of tube adding some paint mixing with a drill and recap. Use to mak a MESS, by it worked

Was able to match my laminate color perfectly!

This caulk works so much better than I could have imagined! Super easy to mix and use. The only difficulty I had is the consistency is different than normal caulk it's a little more elastic. So if you use tape to keep your walls clean, makes sure to peel off the tape before the caulk dries or it will peel of very weird (it left some stringy pieces of caulk that I had to reapply caulk to smooth over). Overall an amazing product, will definitely buy again if I ever need a color match caulk!

I was a little skeptical at first, but it turned out great! A little thinner than a normal caulk consistency but worked well.

We were putting in dark brown baseboards our house, darker than any of the off-the-shelf colored caulks available. Since we weren't using it in any bathrooms or the laundry room, the 'not for wet areas' caution wasn't a problem.

The only issues I had with it was the mixing part. There is barely enough headroom in the tube for the paint and hardener. Therefore, before opening the tube for the first time, make sure that all of the airspace is at the top of the tube. (Tamp it down on a table if you have to.) If you don't, you might find that you can't add the paint without overflowing the tube. (Do the same after mixing the paint into the caulk in order to make sure the hardener fits.)

The 'one minute' mixing is wrong. Without a mechanical mixer, I don't see how it's possible to fully mix the paint into the base in that short of time. It took at least 5 minutes of vigorous shaking to get what I considered an adequate mix. (The transparent tube did help in deciding when the paint was fully mixed in.)

One other note: Although it mentions this in the instruction sheet, it bears repeating: The white base turns clear when it dries. This means that when the caulk is in the tube (and initially applied), it looks significantly lighter than it ultimately turns out. I missed this little piece of information and was initially disappointed in the resulting color. However, after completely drying, the color did match the baseboards. All was good.