[emmagee]

I've got a mid-70's vintage lightweight Commander I purchased 15 years or so ago. The frame has some scratching from removing the slide stop, a few scrathes around the main spring pin hole and a mark from having a "drop in beavertail installed. None of these marks are deep, but it does through the anodizing.

I would like to have this re-anozized to be a perfect copy as it came from the factory. Ideally it could not be told to one that left the factory. I have no intention of selling this, so I am not wanting to fool a buyer, just do it for myself. Any idea who I could send this to to have this work done? Thanks in advance!

 

[JudgeColt]

Colt only, if it will still do that work.

 

[flusher]

There was a place in Coty, Wyoming which did anodizing.

 

[redhawk44]

give this outfit a try. They do good work. I've had a couple of handguns hard chromed by them and their work is very good. I do not know about anodizing, but give they a call. http://www.apwcogan.com/Greetings.htm