SQL Server Native Client WMI name

I am developing a SQL Server deployment package. And again I do not hit the nail in the first stroke.
This makes me install - and uninstall - SQL Server components several times. Rather quickly I get tired by clicking through Uninstall in Windows Control Panel. This can usually be fixed with a PowerShell script, but uninstalling SQL Server Native Client (SNAC) gave me some trouble.

To get the metadata on the installed programs through CIM I created a variable to work on
$CimProduct = Get-CimInstance -ClassName Win32_Product -Filter "Name LIKE 'Microsoft SQL Server 2012 Native Client'"
But the result in $CimProduct was empty.

A general request showed me that SNAC is installed with the name that I filtered on
Get-CimInstance -ClassName Win32_Product -CimSession $CimSession
gave a long list which I have narrowed down here

Name             Caption                                              Vendor                                               Version
----             -------                                              ------                                               -------
...
Microsoft SQL... Microsoft SQL Server 2012 Native Client              Microsoft Corporation                                11.0.2100.60
...

Then I tried a more general filter
$CimProduct = Get-CimInstance -ClassName Win32_Product -Filter "Name LIKE '%Native Client%'"
"Name = '$($CimProduct.Name)'."
with success
Name = 'Microsoft SQL Server 2012 Native Client '.
Immediately it looked like the text that I filtered on in the beginning.
But notice the trailing space!
If I some day meet the Product Manager we have something to talk about ;-)

With the new knowledge I got the search right
$CimProduct = Get-CimInstance -ClassName Win32_Product -Filter "Name LIKE 'Microsoft SQL Server 2012 Native Client '"

Now I was able to uninstall SNAC in one line
$Uninstall = Invoke-CimMethod -Query "SELECT * FROM Win32_Product WHERE Name = 'Microsoft SQL Server 2012 Native Client '" -MethodName Uninstall
$Uninstall.ReturnValue
And with success
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