8-step color-coded Layer Track spackling system

Not having a guarantee of quality repairs?

Not knowing if they'll meet deadlines or take on more projects?

Will they extort more money from you at the end?

Will you have to pay for the repair of the repair...?

Now you can save yourself these worries and be independent.

Not waste time or materials.

Learn how to make smooth and perfectly plastered walls yourself, like a professional.

Without prior experience,

Without waiting months and without spending thousands of levs on expensive tools. Thanks to the unique Layer Track plastering system with color coding.

Layer Track is a new and different system that uses colors to make plastering easy and understandable for everyone. The color coding helps you clearly see what you are doing and if everything is done correctly. If there is a mistake somewhere, you will notice it immediately and can easily fix it, because plastering is a rectifiable process.

With this system, walls become smooth and beautiful, and even if you are a beginner, you will be able to handle it like a professional. The color coding shows you how far you've come, how thick each layer is, and whether everything is level. This way there is no risk of mistakes and you can do the renovation yourself with confidence, without craftsmen, without prior experience and without a huge set of expensive tools.

The real problem is that training in the industry has been neglected, and tradespeople are unwilling to invest in their own skills. They refuse to improve their professional qualifications and work with the latest, health-friendly tools that are now available in Bulgaria as well.

Have you ever heard the expression, "Don't let a tradesperson into your house"? Unfortunately, this is something everyone tries to avoid.

The biggest concerns I've heard clients share with me are:

🔴 "You know, there's nothing worse than paying for something and then realizing you got something far from what you expected. It was a few years ago – I hired a tradesperson to do my bathroom. From photos and by word of mouth, he seemed like a super professional. He said it would take two weeks, and everything would be meticulously done. Well, a month passed, then another half, and in the end – crooked tiles, crumbling grout, and when I pointed it out, he told me that's "how it's done." And me? I stood there, watching, wondering – how do people take money and then do whatever they want?"

🔴 "I have a friend who did his renovation himself after once having an entire apartment ruined. He tells me how he paid tradespeople, people with 'years of experience.' They started, but then it turned out they were just pretending to know what they were doing. They took a deposit, then kept delaying, didn't show up on agreed dates, until he finally had enough. He fired them, but he lost time, money, and nerves. And then – how do you trust another one?"

🔴 "You know what's the scariest part? After such an experience, people start to be afraid to hire tradespeople. I know a woman who has wanted to renovate her kitchen for two years but keeps putting it off. She says she's afraid because she had a terrible job done before, and she never knew how to assert her rights."

🔴 "By the way, this is a huge problem – few people know how to protect their interests. Most people agree verbally, without contracts, without guarantees. And then? If something isn't right, you just sit there and get angry because there's no one to turn to. And the tradesperson? He takes his money and moves on."

Familiar stories, right? You or someone around you has probably been through something similar...