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Originally Posted by rocky raccoon
is a common problem on old cars. Any competent body shop can repair/rebuild that channel. I had it done on the rear windshield of my coupe. In that case I paid a glass shop to r&r the windshields since coupe rear windows are as rare as a Hens teeth and I wanted to take no chances.
After the channel is repaired, use a new gasket rather than trying to replace the old one.
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How do they typically repair it? I'd think welding would probably ruin the paint. I was thinking por15 and epoxy putty possibly, if I find any rust through - otherwise just cleaning it up and using por15. Or is this something that's typically done on cars in need of paint jobs?