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I've used them on white painted alloys for a couple of years with no problems whatsoever. The fact thy're gold shouldn't make any difference. But don't sue me if I'm wrong!
From: North London, Xbox Live Gamer Tag: Jake Shiney
I used it on my Prodrive ST2's and it ruined one of them now I dont use anything but soap and water. If you clean them reguarly you dont need wheel cleaner.
I used it on my 16" Speedlines on my old Williams 3, I used it a couple of times and noticed a tiny bit of gold colouring in the residue that washed off (I was very scared the first time I used it) So after about three or four goes I stopped, I reckon if you used it a lot it would remove the gold eventually - all depends on the thickness of the paint I spose - but IMHO - tread carefully...
I have gold OZ's on mine and Ive used WW once in the last 3 months (cause im paranoid) - i would say if u used a small amount for really stubborn brake dust it shouldnt give you a problem - just make sure you use the minimum and wash it off really well afterwards!