I have chrome 24's on my truck that I have had for a couple months and I cleaned the truck today and the wheels have been pretty dirty for a couple weeks(road dust, grime, ect.) and they left this dity film behind that I couldn't scrub off with soap and water. What should I do, I have considered using a clay bar, but I do not want to harm the finish.

 

could you get your hands on some adams green wheel cleaner cus that stuff gets my rims perfect every time. you'll need a boars hair brush though because you have to rub over it abit to get it to work perfect and that brush wont harm the best of rims.

http://www.adamspolishes.com/t-Videos_DVD5_2.aspx

heres a little vid of how it works.

 

Are you absolutely positive they're chrome?

 

i would say if ther chrome, try using bar keepers friend. make sure you apply it wet, then wax them when there dry.

 

chrome polish made by turtle wax... bad *** stuff!

 

if your positive they are chrome i use wheel acid on the wheels. i use every once and a while

 

I have this same issue. Mine are the gm 20's torque thrust style. They are chrome plated but I'm not sure if the are also clear coated.

 

i always used mother chrome polish on my rims, and it worked well