Glue On Wall

Originally Posted by ProWallGuy

Gardz and 123 are two completely different types of primers. If I'm priming over fresh drywall mud, its always going to be Gardz. If you really want a kick-ass hot rod primer, mix Gardz and 123 to a 50/50 mix. Now you have a penetrating primer, that dries to a hard shellac-like finish, with the blocking power of 123.

Originally Posted by Jesse Benson

I am removing wallpaper and preppin for paint. The old paper was installed directly on the drywall, i was able to remove with out damaging drywall paper. My question goes one step further than all the posts i have found searching. What is the best way to get all the glue off, Dif seems to be working when i lightly scrub with a scouring pad. I read hints of sanding but have read no success story of such a project. Once done i am going to coat with Gardz, skim, sand and prime with a slow drying oil as Pro wall guy suggested. Any fast glue removal hints, or precautions.