As an alternative, Lally recommends a heavy, rigid ceiling finished with a light, porous treatment, such as a drywall suspended ceiling with an acoustical plaster system exposed to the room. WALL ...

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Once the ceiling is sufficiently damp, the acoustic material should scrape right off with little effort. Use a drywall taping knife that has a blade of 8 to 12 inches to scrape off the material.

First is that adding drywall involves some rubbing, scraping and penetrating of the acoustic ceiling surfaces. This could cause asbestos fibers to be released into the air.