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I'd be carefully with "trying any suggestions". I strongly recommend staying away from that LOL
If you have old dust on it, which is partially burned in already, than a 80/20 mixture of brake cleaner/brake fluid can be used. I did that on really bad rims, and it worked well. I use a brush which I dip in the solution, apply it and scrub right away. Works excellent.
However, I would try a good wheel cleaner first. Read and follow the instructions carefully. I used some a few years ago, the bottle said to let it soak in for 15 minutes. You should give it that time. I would also get a bug sponge. It wont damage the rims, but has a more scrubbing effect.
If that doesn't do the trick, then I would go with the mixture mentioned above. Make sure to rinse the rims well when done, immediately after.
And to prevent further issues: wax your wheel, then you only have to spray them with a regular garden hose if done once a week.
Greetings!
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