3 x DISCOFILM 500ml bottles + 1 x 320ml bottle free with sponge dispenser – record cleaner & media cleaner
✅ Made in Germany – Hand-bottled with utmost care
✅ Universally applicable : For vinyl records , CDs , DVDs , Blu-rays & DSLR sensors
✅ Residue-free deep cleaning – without scratches, without mechanical stress
Why DISCOFILM?
DISCOFILM has been the classic record cleaner for over 30 years. The innovative, honey-like liquid is applied generously, dries to an elastic film, and gently and effectively removes even stubborn dirt such as dust, fingerprints, cola or beer stains when peeled off.
Application – It's that easy!
- Pierce the bottle in the middle.
- Spread a generous amount of butter on the first side.
- Let it dry for 30 minutes
- Turn over, apply second side
- Allow to dry for 2–4 hours (depending on room temperature)
- Apply adhesive strips, peel off the film – done!
Ideal for
- Vinyl records (LPs, singles)
- CDs, DVDs, Blu-rays
- Sensors of SLR cameras
Scope of delivery
- 3 × DISCOFILM bottles (500 ml)
- 1 x DISCOFILM bottle (320 ml) free
Certified quality
The trade magazine Audio praised DISCOFILM after a rigorous test:
“Like new” – a tour de force by the Berlin inventor Maximilian Müller.
Conclusion
Whether after the party or for regular maintenance: DISCOFILM makes your records and optical media shine again – simply, effectively and safely .
DISCOFILM Value Pack – 3 x 500ml + 1 x 320ml FREE
Application of the DISCOFILM bottle with sponge applicator:
Pull the cap off the Discofilm bottle upwards. Pierce the center of the sealing membrane with a spike. Apply Discofilm evenly with a sponge or brush, ensuring a smooth, homogeneous film. Place the release tab (e.g., blotting paper) on the liquid Discofilm at the edge of the record, allowing it to extend approximately 1 cm beyond the edge. Turn the record over and repeat the process on the other side.
Once the film is dry (approximately 24 hours, depending on room temperature), all dirt particles will be bound to the film. Using the pull tab, slowly peel the dried disco film upwards.
If the film tears when peeling it off, it has been applied too thinly:
You can safely repeat the process on the already dried film.
You can also insert the record with the dried disco film into the cover and only peel off the disco film before playing it.