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    Posted: Jul/17/2018 at 11:27am
Installing a new windshield on a 1965 marlin, watched on you tube  how to install on 65-68 Mustangs,
they showed putting in the windshield first then adding the Urethane (between the gasket and glass) and the Butyl (gasket to body seam) AFTER. My question is can you use  this method,  because the mustangs don,t  have reveal  molding  like the marlin.
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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote tyrodtom Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: Jul/17/2018 at 4:56pm
 I think you misunderstood them, you don't use urethane with a rubber gasket windshield, nor butyl.
You use flowable grade seam sealer, or bedding compound,  are made by 3M,  Norton , NAPA, and other suppliers.

You best chance of getting a leak free installation is by putting the bedding compound on before you put the glass in the gasket,  and around the pinch weld to gasket area before you lay the windshield in the opening.  It is messier,  but you won't have much luck trying to get in to whatever gaps there may be, once that tight gasket is installed.

  I found this out early on in my bodywork career..
We didn't sublet window installation to someone else,  back in the 70s when I started a bodyman did it all.  Body work, painting, frame work, window R&R and vinyl tops.
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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote billd Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: Jul/17/2018 at 5:30pm
LOL - with some of the stuff i'e seen on youtube, I suspect it's possible they were using all of that stuff.
Some stuff is quite good, but like web sites, and all sorts of other things, anyone can do something right or wrong, and put up a video about it.

(you'd especially not use butyl with a rubber seal, wow, that would be thick and messy)
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thanks for the correct information, i will follow your advice. 
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