Convert not C&C to C&C body

[NelsnX]

Hello!
I'm about to buy tow x-mag, one is c&c, the other is not, is there any way to convert the not c&c to c&c? And what about the color, is it possible to, in a simple way, change it?

Sorry for my english :tard:

[shades]

What do YOU mean that it is NOT C&C?
There is no EASY way to change anodized color.
The removeal and application of the color usually requires electrolysis.
How to remove anodization. (http://www.fixedgeargallery.com/articles/polishing/)
The products used to remove anodization (http://www.jestcoproducts.com/buffing_compounds2.html)
Click here on how to anodize. (http://www.warpig.com/paintball/technical/anodize.shtml)
Hope this helps.

[craltal]

What do YOU mean that it is NOT C&C?
There is no EASY way to change anodized color.
The removeal and application of the color usually requires electrolysis.
How to remove anodization. (http://www.fixedgeargallery.com/articles/polishing/)
The products used to remove anodization (http://www.jestcoproducts.com/buffing_compounds2.html)
Click here on how to anodize. (http://www.warpig.com/paintball/technical/anodize.shtml)
Hope this helps.

Yes, there is a simple way to change the color, send it off to somebody to get it annodized whatever color scheme you want. DO NOT try it at home unless you know what you are doing as the process involves highly corrosive solutions and potentially explosive gas formation.

Depending what you want done and who you go through it could cost you from $60 up to a couple hundred.

As for the C&C, I believe you are asking if you can get the non-milled one milled to look like the other? The answer again, is yes, but you will need to have a company mill it for you, but don't expect an exact copy unless you find the people who did the original milling. You are talking a couple of hundred bucks for the milling of one gun.

[NelsnX]

Thanks for the help!