Experience ultimate paint protection and intense, glass-like reflection with Fireball Butterfly Ceramic Coating (5-Year). Formulated with high-purity SiO2 and advanced single-component 9H nanotechnology, Butterfly is Fireball’s flagship professional coating designed to deliver up to 5 years of durable, multi-layer ceramic defense.

​Fireball Butterfly creates a ultra-dense, flexible ceramic layer that bonds permanently to clear coats. Engineered for maximum chemical resistance, extreme hydrophobic water beading, and superior scratch resistance.

Butterfly prevents bird lime, acid rain, industrial fallout, and UV rays from etching into your paintwork. It leaves behind an ultra-slick, self-cleaning surface that makes routine maintenance effortless.

​Key Features & Benefits:

• ​5-Year Long-Term Protection: Single-application formula engineered for durable, multi-year paint preservation.
• ​9H Hardness Rating: Provides exceptional resistance against micro-marring, wash swirls, and surface scratches.
• Extreme Self-Cleaning & Hydrophobics: High contact angle forces water, mud, and road grime to slide off effortlessly.
• Deep Optical Clarity & Wet Shine: Enhances metallic flake, depth, and gloss on both light and dark paintwork.
• ​Maximum Chemical Shield: Resists harsh environmental contaminants, acid rain, bird droppings, and UV oxidation.

​How to Use:

• ​Thoroughly wash, decontaminate, clay, and machine polish the vehicle to achieve a flawless paint finish.
• Wipe down panels with an IPA or paint prep cleaner to eliminate all polishing oils.
• ​Apply a line of Fireball Butterfly onto a suede cloth wrapped around an applicator block.
• Spread evenly across a 2×2 ft section using overlapping cross-hatch strokes.
• ​Monitor flash time (typically 2–4 minutes depending on ambient temperature and humidity).
• ​Level and wipe off excess coating with a short-pile microfiber towel, then buff to a streak-free shine using a high-pile towel.
• Allow the vehicle to cure in a dry environment for at least 24 hours (keep away from water during initial curing).