We study the
C
P
2
\mathbb {CP}^2
-slicing number of knots, i.e. the smallest
m
≥
0
m\geq 0
such that a knot
K
⊆
S
3
K\subseteq S^3
bounds a properly embedded, null-homologous disk in a punctured connected sum
(
#
m
C
P
2
)
×
(\#^m\mathbb {CP}^2)^{\times }
. We find knots for which the smooth and topological
C
P
2
\mathbb {CP}^2
-slicing numbers are both finite, nonzero, and distinct. To do this, we give a lower bound on the smooth
C
P
2
\mathbb {CP}^2
-slicing number of a knot in terms of its double branched cover and an upper bound on the topological
C
P
2
\mathbb {CP}^2
-slicing number in terms of the Seifert form.