I have set up a simple example - it uses Siger ThinFilm so you need to have it installed.
Also, only built in noise maps, you might get better results with some 3rd party Voronoi maps.
Open the scene, render Perspective view in IR, and orbit around the cylinder, you'll see how reflection of each layer moves in different directions.
It's a layered material, and all reflective materials have a different (bigger scale) noise map to produce different viewing angle behavior BUT the all share the same (small scale) cellular map to give all layers a similar structure, bump for these materials is setup with a composite map:
- base -> grey/white with some SSS (though not visible here at all) and a bit of rough reflection, some noise used for bump to perturb the reflection (I think it's instanced from another map but you can use anything else here)
- ref 1 -> no diffuse, white reflection, the main reflection layer with 2 bump maps in composite map to mimic your example
- ref 2 -> no diffuse, colored reflection, 2 bump maps in a composite map with the cellular map instanced from ref 1, bottom bump map has different scale/rotation. ThinFilm in reflection slot to get colored reflections
- ref 3 -> same as ref 2, different thin film settings, and again, bottom bump map has different scale/rotation
- ref clear coat -> simple clear coat layer
It's quite a challenge to get the thin film reflection color right, not sure I got them right here.
Reflection is *very* sensitive to tone mapping, it can quickly lose or gain the nice silky look depending on glossiness and highlight clamping...
It's only a 10 minutes example, but maybe it'll help you getting a good result. Have fun tweaking!
