This went surprisingly well for an afternoon’s quick work!
The render:
The real thing:
The CAD import:
The glaze is faked using a simple noise texture in the color itself, heavy use of the AO node, then a slightly wobbly clearcoat layer and a light subsurface color to mimic the uneven thickness.
Now, the glaze should really have been it’s own offset mesh, but it’s difficult to do with CAD imports and I could have done lots of other things but it again, it was a very quick job (didn’t even match the color).
Also, Blender was of course being Blender during even this small project:
There’s cryptomatte but no clown fallback, even though you can get random colors on objects straight in the viewport. Scaling of curves is weird, and the emissive neon tube has a strength of 20k but it did not make any difference at all above 2k or so and I gained a newfound loathing of the compositor. 
It was done for my wife’s webshop, although she didn’t end up using it. 
