Thanks for all the wonderful advice guys. I ended up checking out that tutorial by Tom Stock in the tutorials section of the forum and mimicked what he did. I mixed up some epoxy (he used z-poxy) and used a mini squeege to pull it across the surface. I'm not sure what the difference between regular epoxy and z-poxy is (I know that z-poxy is just a type of epoxy) though. I noticed that the z-poxy that he used in his video was much more liquidy than the epoxy that I used. Why is z-poxy preferred among luthiers (I've seen guys talking about it in the past on the forum). Here a pix of the burl right after I finished applying the epoxy. The guitar is a neck thru tele. Soft curly maple neck, honduran mahogany wings, walnut burl veneer on top, and an ebony fretboard. It will have a schaller floyd rose, a p-rails in the bridge position, a prs p-90 in the neck position, and Im wiring up a four was rotary switch to give me alot of tonal optionns from the p-rail. The p-rails volume control will be a push-pull pot. The in position will be 250k ohm pot for some thick, warm, milky tones and the out position will most likely be 1 meg ohm for some killer distortion (might go with 750k ohm or 500k ohm. Im not really sure yet).
