Looks real good. I just did everything I could except the barrel. I understand the hard work that goes into it. Hats off to ya.
Sweet! Looks great. That would look awesome setting next to a temperamental 1911 all polished up like that! Last trip to the range a guy had a Kimber and couldn't get a whole magazine through it without a stove pipe. Glocks just keep going and going...tee-hee!
It's very good, you are beyond what most people do. Look in the first and last picture, see the little "dots"? You can polish those out with Jewlers Rouge which is why i always suggest using it as the primary polish. Work with medium pressure and a chamois cloth going in a clockwise circular motion. Every 30 passes or so change to counterclockwise for 5-10 passes. You have about another two hours of total polishing left, but when you are done it's night and day.
I'm not sure what process he used. It needs a few more hours to be complete, but it looks good so far.
