Jabon De Cuaba
This common laundry soap is known for its endless improvised uses. Carpenters use it as a quick wood filler, and motorcycle taxi drivers use it to plug leaks in gas tanks. It is also used to prank drunks who mistake it for cheese, and as a folk remedy for eye problems. It is even used to joke that any mess, including being cheated on, can be fixed with a little soap. (Jabon De Cuaba is a rustic brown laundry soap made from resinous pine wood, legendary in the Dominican Republic for MacGyver-style repairs).
If your furniture has a little crack, you take a little bit of Jabon De Cuaba and rub it in, then hide it with a little oil paint, and that professional mix looks just like pure mahogany. It is some good stuff.
Automatically translated from Spanish
República Dominicana