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·I seen a picture of this done to a JCP .40. I thought that I would use my own idea and apply it to my Hi-Point JC .40
Here is what I did. I gave my Hi-Point a Face-Lift
From This:
To This:
Here is the list of things that I used to give my Hi-Point JC .40 its Face-Lift
Here is some Pictures of the process:
Tape-up the Slide very-well only leaving un-taped what you want to sand.
It should look like this:
I used the 60 Grit first to completely remove the paint, then the 100 Grit to smooth it down, then the 320 Grit to make it "Clear-coat Ready".
Here is what the slide looked like afterwards:
After cleaning the pistol very well with the Alcohol and the Cosmetic Wedges, spray thin coats of the Engine Block Clear-Coat onto each side of the slide to prevent rust and to make shiny. Then Remove tape. It should look like this:
All that is left to do now is assemble it back together, take pics and then post on the Forum!
I hope this will help someone. Let me know what you think of my work.
Here is what I did. I gave my Hi-Point a Face-Lift
From This:

To This:


Here is the list of things that I used to give my Hi-Point JC .40 its Face-Lift








Here is some Pictures of the process:
Tape-up the Slide very-well only leaving un-taped what you want to sand.
It should look like this:


I used the 60 Grit first to completely remove the paint, then the 100 Grit to smooth it down, then the 320 Grit to make it "Clear-coat Ready".
Here is what the slide looked like afterwards:



After cleaning the pistol very well with the Alcohol and the Cosmetic Wedges, spray thin coats of the Engine Block Clear-Coat onto each side of the slide to prevent rust and to make shiny. Then Remove tape. It should look like this:




All that is left to do now is assemble it back together, take pics and then post on the Forum!

I hope this will help someone. Let me know what you think of my work.
