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We seem to have a misunderstanding. What I meant by next time, was if your windshield gets a crack and needs replacing, then you'll be pulling it. I was talking about dealing with any pinch weld rust and then applying sealer in the rubber channel. Not adding more. The first time I did mine, it...

I just used sealant, layed it on heavily in the rubber channel, lots squeezed out when installing window. Then wiped off the excess. Don't use urethane, its permanent, you'll have to cut off the rubber next time.

I had to do mine twice already. Yes, its time consuming to clean up the pinch weld and re-prime. But, no windshield shop is going to do this. They will just remove any sealant and re-seal.

How quick ? Did you watch them? Did they just replace the glass and leave the rubber channel then? Or did they take out the rubber channel and apply some type of sealant to the pinch weld? I ask because the jokers up here wanted 3-4 hours labor.

Recently went into an auto glass shop. $140 + tax for a shaded top windshield # DW00850N. Order it and get it that afternoon, pick it up. No need for shipping. Install yourself.