How can I fade out one single gameObject with the HarmonyRenderer?

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Hey there,
I am trying to access the HarmonyRenderer. It is a component created when you Import a 2d asset from Harmony Toon-Boom, which replaces the regular Renderer. However it does not seem to be accessible in exactly the same way.
basically I am trying to fade out 1 object by turning down the alpha on the harmony renderer. Sound easy enough right? And I can do it…

IEnumerator FadeOut()
{
float alpha = HarmonyRenderer.color.a;

	while (alpha > 0) {
		alpha -= Time.deltaTime;
		Color NewColor = new Color (1, 1, 1, alpha);
		HarmonyRenderer.color = NewColor;
		yield return null;
	
	}

}

but I seem to be accessing ALL HarmonyRenderers attached to every gameObject in the scene. they all fade at once.
However when I try to specify by something like this

IEnumerator FadeOut()
{
float alpha = gameObject.GetComponent< HarmonyRenderer >().color.a;

	while (alpha > 0) {
		alpha -= Time.deltaTime;
		Color NewColor = new Color (1, 1, 1, alpha);
		HarmonyRenderer.color = NewColor;
		yield return null;
	
	}

}

I Get this error: static member “HarmonyRenderer.color” cannot be accessed with an instance reference, qualify it with a type name instead.

Im sure someone out there knows how I can properly access just one single instance of the harmony renderer so that I can fade out just one object.

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IEnumerator FadeOut() {
HarmonyRenderer temp = gameObject.GetComponent< HarmonyRenderer >();
float alpha = temp.color.a;
while (alpha > 0) { alpha -= Time.deltaTime; Color NewColor = new Color (1, 1, 1, alpha); temp.color = NewColor; yield return null; } }