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I would not. He does not want to remove it because it’s difficult and he did not budget for difficult. In a kitchen, there could be grease and dirt that no texture will adhere to. It’s going to look awful. Wallpaper is removed with soaking and water and a certain remover/cleaner to get the glue residue off too. Even the easy to remove will have residue.
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Nope
I’d rather they cut out the drywall and redo the drywall than leave the old wall paper
You could have them do a small test area to see how it turns out.
And wait a year and through humidity or cold and see if it starts to bulge