+1 for it. some notable addition, H2O2 itself is a great bleaching agent but exposing it to UV creates the Ozone gas which is also used as bleaching agent for

+1 for it. some notable addition, H2O2 itself is a great bleaching agent but exposing it to UV creates the Ozone gas which is also used as bleaching agent for wood pulp in industries. so, the process accelerates in its own. this process could be further accelerated if H2O2 soaked/brushed wood is placed in transparent airtight container(glass aquarium with sealed lid) for sunlight UV exposure,this process increases the concentration ozone and can ultimately give better result. Other notable thing is the thickness is 1mm only which reduces the required penetration depth of epoxy to only 0.5mm if applied from both side separately. In the video they used 3mm which is three times more thick. The 1mm thickness itself also a limitation for wide array of applications, further research to increase effectively increase the required thickness of wood will make it viable for bigger market. btw,I really liked the newer process which uses the already well-known chemistry and give better results.