CalFlor CA49601CF Gray ColorSeal Flexible Sealant for use on Wood, Laminate, Tile, Stone, Vinyl and Any Hard Surface, 5.5 oz,

I'm glad somebody makes this shade of gray caulk/sealant. It was not easy to find a brand that is a close match to my new gray cabinets and floors. The texture of this product is a little different. It's a little more clay-like, or like Play-Doh, so working with it as you apply it is a little different than typical caulk. However it's been at least 6 months or maybe more since I first applied this product, and it's still holding up just fine. No complaints.

I used this on vinyl grey planks in my rental unit bathroom. A previous tenant had floodedThe floor in the bathroom which warped the boards vertically a bit— slightly separating several planks from each other. This was the most cost effective way of resealing the bathroom floor from moisture it worked extremely well! There were gaps up to 1/4 “ in places. This worked and has been durable through 2 more tenants. I can’t recommend it enough! Saved me hundreds of dollars and you can’t tell it is there… even now—2 yrs later!

It's hard to find colored caulking. So when I found this grey, I ordered it. It started out great and then the bottom of the tube leaked as I was applying it. The seller sent a replacement tube the next day. The replacement tube did the same. I found a way to curl up the bottom so it wouldn't leak as I was midway through my project. It looks great and blends in nicely with my tile. I hope they clear up that issue with the bottom leaking as this is a great product.

I used laminate plank flooring for the first time and I hated all of the gaps. When I would close one row of gaps another row would gap. If it wasn't a necessity to change the flooring to a laminate floor, I almost wanted to pick the floor up and throw it away. I started researching solutions and came across Cal Floor gray color seal caulk. I am glad that I did. It worked so well that I love this floor. I never thought I would be able to say that.I like the fact that it was tubes instead of using a caulking gun. I do have to say that you had to squeeze the tube pretty hard to get the caulk to come out but I felt I had more control over the amount that came out as opposed to a caulking gun. I would definitely use this again the next time I do a laminate floor.

As part of our kitchen remodel, we got "luxury vinyl" flooring. It is like linoleum with a bit of soft sponginess to it, with a pattern that looks like wood planks. It was a good value and seemed more durable than other flooring choices.Unfortunately before the remodel was even finished, a dime sized hole appeared in the flooring! My guess is that it happened by accident when some of the guys had to move the oven. Also, the hole revealed a white interior under the otherwise gray flooring. Not nice.I used this sealant product to fill the cavity in the floor. The gray color blends nicely. If you look closely, you can see the repair spot. If you feel it, you can sense a little bit of softness to the material. However, if you don't look too closely or get down there to feel the floor, you'd never know there was a repair.So it is a good product for me and relieved some of my stress over the hole in the new floor.

I really struggled with the product application. Not easy like a caulk. It keep coming up when you tried to press it in the gap of the flooring. I tried two different areas, one was a gap that came up over time between boards and the other a gap between the garage door threshold and the floor and both had the same struggles.The color was perfect and it was fairly affordable, but I think I wasted 1/4 of the product with the application process.

We replaced the old vinyl floor in our camper with flexible vinyl planks. It made no sense to use quarter-round around the edges, so ColorSeal Gray vinyl caulk was the answer. The camper floor is 10’ x 12’. There was more than enough caulk to go around the edges of the floor. It blended in perfectly with the flooring we chose. It was hard for me to squeeze the tube especially since as soon as you stopped squeezing, the tube re-expanded and I had to start from scratch. I’m sure there is some tool that would attach to the tube and help “hold your place,” making squeezing easier, but I don’t have that tool.Clean-up was much easier than I thought. The excess that had smeared onto the planks came up with light rubbing once the caulk had dried.We had all kinds of problems trying to order this product from the big home improvement store, so I am very thankful this was available quite quickly through Amazon.

The container I received was cut and opened and sold as new. there were even orange prints on it where the tube where it had gotten on that person's hands.