Ready to install windshields, any suggestions

pauly v.100 said
Don't use the rope-in method, it works for some cars but isn't easy or nessessary on A-bodies.
Get a couple of these install sticks, place the gasket in car first, then place the glass in the lower gasket channel and carefully work the glass into the remainder of the gasket with the sticks. use a little spit if you want to make it a little easier to draw the tools through the gasket/glass.
Use a small bead of windshield sealer on the gasket/pinchweld joint if you must, making sure you only seal the top and sides. leave the bottom alone, if water does get in there it needs a place to get out.
Method is the same for front and back.

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Thanks pauly and mullinax. I got the rear windshield into my Duster this way. I used some armor all type stuff as a lubricant. I do have a couple of questions; 1) from the inside the gasket looks a little rumpled on the sides, is this a problem? and 2) the glass in one of the lower corners is not sitting in the gasket as well as the rest of the glass.
Oh yeah, Eastwood sells a little set of plastic trim tools similar to what pauly had.