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Attempting to texture and paint over a layer of glue left after peeling off wallpaper without priming is not recommended. The glue residue can prevent proper adhesion of new texturing materials and paint, leading to a subpar finish. It is crucial to thoroughly remove all traces of glue by using a wallpaper remover solution (warm water & vinegar works), scraping tools, and sandpaper before proceeding with texturing and painting. I would use a quick drying oil based primer for this job. Kilz Oil Base or Zinsser Cover Stain will work great. Failing to do so can result in an uneven surface, peeling paint, or other aesthetic issues. Therefore, it is essential to take the time to properly prepare the wall surface to ensure a professional and long-lasting result.
It is best to plan on priming all of your walls. Then do any repairs that are necessary. Now you can apply a texture, prime the new texture then paint as usual.