Old gaffer tape residue

For some reason the old man stuck bits of gaffer tape on various bits of the interior of my Jimny most of which seem to serve no purpose. Thing is this was 5 and a half years ago and now some of the tape is peeling and looks a very sore sight. If i pull it it leaves an even more unappealing white sticky mess behind. How might i get it off and not do any further damage to the trim it is stuck to? Cheers for any input.

WD40 and a piece of soft rag. Spray on and rub with the rag.

I have used this on a multitude of things quite good as it's like a gel so it doesn't make to much of a mess and doesn't drop either got it from halfrauds

Cheers, will look at the gel stuff, though I am not that much of a fan of wd40 it tries to be too many things and never seems quite as good as it could be.

WD40 works well but if it dont shift i use Isopropinol (not sure how to spell it) :blush:
We use it a work for getting marks of fabric furniture.

Hair dryer and a damp cloth or pan scrubber

Agree - Isopropanol, Isopropyl alcohol, or IPA. About £18 for 5 litres and does loads of jobs. It doesn't take off cellulose paint either. (But try a hidden area to check first!) Also VERY flammable.
Ray

Lighter fluid works great, just don't smoke when you are using it.