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3M General Adhesive Spray Trim - used it to glue felt backing to my floor carpets. It's great. I've also used 3M 77, with good results. Just enough stick to hold well, but as "Darwin" suggests, can be pulled off fairly cleanly.
I like contact cement - liquid not spray on. With liquid, you can "paint" the surface with a brush and not have an over spray issue. Also, depending on the carpet backing, sometimes you can't get it thick enough with a spray. As for removal, depends on what is there. Acetone. Auto body supply places have stuff for removal.
Hi John. Without a doubt the "Best" glue to use is "Best-Test" white rubber paper cement. It can be ordered on line or purchased at Art supply, or school supply businesses. It's similar to contact cement where you have to paint it on both surfaces, let dry then stick together. Good holding quality and can be removed later. No wrinkling, curling or shrinking. It's made by Union Rubber, Inc. Trenton New Jersey. Comes in quart or gallon red and black cans.
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You might want to give this stuff a try. It says that it <span style="font-style: italic">can</span> remove paint, but I've never had a problem with it.
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