I'll mention some of the rubber gaskets fit so well and so tightly it is extremely difficult to get sealer between them and the pinchweld. Especially if you have the inserted stainless steel trim piece. If using 3M 08509, remember mineral spirits for clean-up and mask, mask, mask. You probably need a minimum of two or three layers of good masking tape on the body. Really easy to make a mess of a paint job. It will take some effort to get your nozzle tip in here. PLEASE do not try to apply this sealer before you install your windshield. That just won't work on these type windshields. That works if you're laying a windshield in on top of the sealer. Not this type. Anyhow, mask well and then get a very thin piece of nylon or other flexible plastic to pry that rubber up to get your nozzle in there and work slowly and carefully. You can also mask the rubber piece. Then when you seal the rubber to the glass, a lot of folks use the urethane product, but the 08509 will work just as well. Look at the top outside corner for a starting point. Usually there will be a pucker there. Mask the glass, also. Makes clean-up easier. A couple of images to show just how tightly the gasket fits on mine...please pardon the dust. Good luck!
~ Jon 1952 1/2 ton with 1959 235 | T5 with 3.07 rear end
