Some Women Were Never Meant to Behave.
A rich, unapologetic magenta with a rebellious streak and absolutely no interest in blending in. Bad Bitch is bold, passionate, and impossible to ignore. Named in honor of Donelda, the fearless, motorcycle-riding woman who inspired Junkyard Goddess, this electrifying shade celebrates women who know their worth and refuse to play by anyone else's rules. Perfect for statement furniture, fearless transformations, and creative souls who believe life is too short for boring colors. Because being a Bad Bitch isn't about being difficult. It's about being unapologetically you.
Powdered milk paint—just add water. A bonding agent is generally unnecessary on properly prepared surfaces.
Sold as dry powder. Coverage varies with surface, number of coats, and application.
Mix equal measurements of powder and water. Start with about half the water and stir into a smooth slurry, then add the remaining water gradually.
Adjust with small amounts of water for your preferred consistency. Use less water for a thicker finish or more for a translucent wash. Blend shades and layer colors to make the finish your own.
Mix only what you need. Keep unused powder dry and tightly sealed.
Start with a clean surface free of grease, wax, and loose or flaking paint. Light sanding is recommended. Primer is generally unnecessary.
Our refined formula generally needs no bonding agent. Exceptionally slick, glossy, or lacquered surfaces may benefit from Magic Bond. Test adhesion on a small area first.
Projects with extensive peeling or an unstable existing finish may require more preparation before painting.
Once the paint is dry, finish with Junkyard Goddess Hemp Oil or Hemp Wax for added protection. Follow the selected finish’s application and curing instructions.
Defy the Ordinary. Unleash Your Inner Artist.