This is a good color match for CBP titanium. I used this for the vertical joint between my shower walls and it looks wonderful. I have hand made cement tile that is variable and it fills the joint well.
My issue is that it failed at my tub rim. My tub rim isn't sloped enough to shed water, so water sometimes pools at the caulk joint. I try to immediately wipe it off but it sometimes sits for hours. In the three weeks since it's been installed, it has deteriorated. I will have to rip it out and recaulk with the typical hardware store white caulk.

was a hard time finding dark green matched sanded caulk to use around new toilet. this was perfect. one knock is the caulk keeps coming out even removed from caulk gun. had to use a wire nut screwed to tip to stop.....messy!

Did a fantastic job on a floor repair. Color is a perfect match for the original grout color.

I ordered two tubes of this product. The color is a good match and the quality of the caulk seems fine so far. The big problem with this product is that once you engage the caulking gun to apply, the caulk continues to come out of the tube even when releasing the trigger and pulling the caulk gun plunger back. The only way I could stop the flow of caulk was to cap the tube. As soon as the cap is removed, the caulk began flowing again. I assumed the first tube was defective so opened the second tube which had the same problem. I am fortunate that I only had a few specific spots to do so could work the caulk by hand to smooth. However, if you need to apply a solid line of caulk along an edge, these tubes will make it impossible as you are unable to control the flow. Just a note, I am very experienced applying caulk and have a good quality caulk gun -- so the problem really is with the tubes. Once engaged, the tube simply won't stop flowing on its own -- even when the tube is removed from the gun!

This caulk was a perfect match. No more challenging to work with than other caulks. I did experience some running but this was not a failure of the product, but more of an application failure...(I get an F) I allowed just barely 3 days to dry before getting wet and these particular caulk lines were deep. The areas I did allow to dry longer before use cured perfectly. Keep this in mind when you use this product, the information provided says to allow to cure 3-5 days in low moisture environment. I would recommend the full 5 days, and for deeper caulk lines leave longer just to be on the safe side... if you do this, I think you will be pleased with this product. Test of time, of course remains to be seen...I'm hoping for the best!