Wallpapering a conservatory with bare walls

[SimonaB]

I've "inherited" a bit of a messy conservatory with peeling paint. Upon closer look it was a single coat of white paint and just flaking off. With little effort I've managed to remove it while th a paint scraper.

The wall is now bare and I'd like to wallpaper it. I've read an article here that says I need to size the walls with sizing glue first. I can't seem to find the correct product on the Amazon or B&W website? I currently just have some strong wallpaper paste (normal wallpaper).

A bit unsure how to go from here without sitting with a peeling blistering mess.

Advice appreciated.

 

[footprints]

B&Q sell it as do Wickes also.
http://www.diy.com/departments/solvite-wall-sealer-61g/174415_BQ.prd
Some wallpaper mixes give a dilution for sizeing too.

http://www.wickes.co.uk/WICKES-INSTANT-MIX-WALLPAPERING-SIZE-4-5L/p/610089 Ignore the poor rating it is fine for wall paper the reviewer was using it for sealing MDF which is not the use it is intended for.

 

[Tigercubrider]

think of it like a mist coat of paint. The size soaks in and then the wall paper will slide and the plaster won't suck the paper paste in

I just water down normal paste

 

[SimonaB]

B&Q sell it as do Wickes also.
http://www.diy.com/departments/solvite-wall-sealer-61g/174415_BQ.prd
Some wallpaper mixes give a dilution for sizeing too.

http://www.wickes.co.uk/WICKES-INSTANT-MIX-WALLPAPERING-SIZE-4-5L/p/610089 Ignore the poor rating it is fine for wall paper the reviewer was using it for sealing MDF which is not the use it is intended for.

Thank you ! Much appreciated.