The camo is not molded in, it is applied much like a water decal from a model you built as a kid. The decal is water applied, and dries to a near indestructable finish.
A gouge in the plastic is about all that will hurt it. I have a new Camo grizz and its a far better way to go for me than the regular plastic you scratch with the slightest touch. Kawis new plastic is suppose to be better than what we have had in the past, I have not seen it in use yet, but they reformulated it to resist easy scratching.
The LE's are painted for a much higher shine, looks awesome when new, but thats about it. good thing is, slight scuffs can be blended outta the clear coat, unlike regular plastic.
Maxima SC-1 cleaner and shine is the best product I have found to replenish shine on plastic, and keep mud from sticking. Works better than pledge, armorall, honda spray polish etc...