Keep cleaning routine and gentle
Clean the wheel often enough that brake dust and road film do not build up. Use products suitable for the wheel finish and follow their instructions rather than using an aggressive cleaner by default.
Avoid treating a refurbished alloy like an indestructible surface. The finish choice and its condition should guide the care routine.
- Clean wheels when cool
- Use finish-appropriate products
- Rinse away loose grit before contact cleaning
- Dry the wheel so water marks and residue are easier to spot
Deal with fresh damage early
A new kerb mark, stone impact or lifting finish is easier to discuss when it is caught early. Take a clear photo and book an assessment if the coating has been broken or corrosion is visible.
Do not assume that covering a mark with a generic product will match the finish or solve an underlying issue.
Return for the right service
Aftercare can lead to several valid next steps: a local repair discussion, a full refurbishment conversation, a powder-coated finish choice or diamond-cut eligibility assessment. The wheel condition decides the route.