Sorry to hear about your wheels, like all chrome lip wheels, it's should be washed every few wheels, if you don't have time as least spray it with a hose to get rid of the brake dust and dirt from the lips. I would try to spray it with wheel cleaner and let it soak for a bit then try to buff it out. It's chrome so it should buff out unless it's damage then you have to send it back to get it re-finished. Here's what DCR recommend.
Care for your wheels
Never allow brake dust to accumulate on the wheels for an extended period of time. Use wheel cleaners specifically formulated for cleaning delicate aluminum wheels and never apply harsh chemicals or abrasives to the finish.
Allow the wheels to cool to room temperature before cleaning. Use cold water to rinse the wheels first, then apply the cleaning formula and brush the surface with a clean soft brush. Dry the wheels off with a clean 100% cotton towel and apply a thin even coat of high grade wax to protect the finish and enhance the surface reflectivity. |