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Well there you go then. Acid eats powdercoat. That's your problem. Taking them back to the powdercoaters is futile, they'll take one look and realise it's your fault.
NEVER EVER use acid based cleaners on powdercoat. I bet clean wheels has Acid in, and therein lies your problem. I used AG custom wheels on powdercoated rims with no problem, that's acid free.
Finally finished up for the weekend. Didn't get as much done as I hoped to, but TBH time was against me with other running about to do this weekend.
So, started yesterday at about 2PM as follows;
Snowfoamed with Valet Pro Snow Foam
Washed with AG Shampoo (pretty crap stuff TBH, but I've...