Here are pictures on several L.E. pistols completed recently. The Glock 23 and 27 has a Cera-Plated (by CCR Refinishing) slide, grip enhancement with my original “Tawashi” texturing.
The other pistol is a Compact Beretta PX4 Storm. The original grip surface was a bit slippery. I touched it up with some of my “Urazame” texturing. 
Looks good Ray. I love your work. When time permits I want to still get that G19 out to you!
What type of finish is Cera-plate?
SWATCop1911 - Thanks for the comments. When ever you are ready, just let me know.
D. Berryhill - From CCR’s website:
[i]CERA-PLATE
Cera-Plate is a true composite plating process. It is an Electroless Nickel composite process that incorporates Boron Nitride particles within the matrix of the phosphate bath. Its benefits include an exceptionally low coefficient of friction, excellent wear resistance. It is ideal for guns parts that require the lubricity of Nickel /Teflon but need more wear resistance.
Cera-Plate has a Rockwell hardness that rivals that of hard chrome but offers lubrication and more rust and corrosion resistance.
Cera-Plate is far from your standard nickel plating is true composite plating process that is made possible with the breakthrough in modern Nano technology. It is an Eco friendly process.
Cera-Plate not only looks great but performs great as well. It is a smooth finish not slippery like the Nickel/Teflon is.
Cera-Plate will be available for carbon steel only.[/i]