One of the finishing touches to any gorgeous kustom is that fresh new layer of paint. It has the power to set an individual’s car apart and immortalize it. Along with imaginative fabrication and gutsy parts swaps, the paint job leaves an indelible image in the minds of those who lay eyes on a painstakingly resurrected kustom.

The video featured above comes courtesy of Noisy Brigade Studios, be sure to check out their Facebook and homepage to stay up to date with these craftsman of short-film.

The subject of this short is Ryan Ford of Kustom Linez taping off his Ford Galaxie in preparation for some fresh gold skin.

Ryan Ford is a kustom kulture artist hailing from Newstead, Victoria. He brings his own flavor of lowbrow art and hones the spectrum of art forms that comprise kustom kulture–caricatures, pinstriping, sign painting, and paint jobs just to name a few. Be sure to check out his blog and Facebook in the links above to stay up to date with his newest creations.

Ryan chose DNA paints for his Ford Galaxie’s new paint job. According to the paint company’s homepage, “DNA paints are developed and manufactured in Melbourne, Australia. The brand started operating in 2005 when we found many custom painters could not get the products, colors, or the technical support required from their current distributors.”

What do you think of Ryan Ford’s paint job? Whether you’re a fan of the style or not Noisy Brigades high-definition video is a great capture of the meticulous nature, patience, and attention to detail required of automotive painters to see their work through–even if the title claims the paint job was wrapped up in just four hours.