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	  <title>Ask MetaFilter questions tagged with acoustictiles</title>
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	<title>Safe, strong adhesive for foam and paint.</title>
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	<description>Any suggestions on how to attach acoustic tiles to a regular plastered  and painted wall &#8212; that will allow for easy removal of the tiles in the future? My business partner and I moved offices, and he does sound work for commercials... so our small office was bedecked in those foam tiles that are all different angles. Anyway, when we pulled them off the wall, they took the paint and some plaster with them. I don&apos;t want that to happen when we move again, so I&apos;m trying to find a better way of attaching them. Ideas?</description>
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	<category>paint</category>
	<category>plaster</category>
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