There has been something on my mind for a long time but I never knew exactly how to go about looking it up as I don't know exactly what the product is.
To be a little more on par with what information I am looking for, let me share a major example.
I see a lot of custom case mods for various consoles and handhelds and the most professional looking ones make their customizations look as if it were factory made.
For example, removing something major on the existing case that has now left a large hole in the case. They cover the hole and make it look as if it were never there.
What does one use to do that?
The only thing I can think of would be fiberglass or bondo, but I am not exactly sure.
I ask because I have many project concepts in mind and I would like to know what these sort of modders use, so I can make my custom builds more professional looking rather than just slapping some tape over a hole or gluing a piece of whatever to it, still rendering it looking like crap. Pardon my language.
Here is a good example of what I mean:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7nhv3iHdMFY
This guy modded an old Nintendo DS to function simply as just a fancy Gameboy Advance, removing the top screen and such.
But if you notice, he made it look sleek and professional, as in, if you hadn't known it used to have a top screen, you wouldn't even know there used to be hinges on the top.
And shed of light on the situation would most gracious.
